In 2003 he memorably appeared to play russian roulette on live TV, and last year caused even more consternation by appearing to guess the winning lottery numbers.
My mother would always ask me, 'But what happened to the portraits of the children?'" To cause even more consternation, her mentor was abstract expressionist painter, and fellow Louisiana artist Ida Kohlmeyer, whose influence, too, was pulling her more and more towards abstraction.
The British women crashed out of Wimbledon, causing even more Fleet Street consternation.
At the age of 15, he tells me, he signed for Bill Shankly's Liverpool, causing consternation in his Evertonian family – and even more at the club when he started telling the other players their fortunes.
With many college graduates already struggling with student loan debt at a time when the unemployment rate is hovering above 8percentthethe possibility that college would become even more expensive was cause for consternation among students and their parents.
This is very much what the 'happy land of Narnia' is about - it is a land of butter and cream, of plenty, made even more poignant because it was written during postwar hardship, when even potatoes (to Lewis's consternation) were rationed.
Beauty Behind The Madness is exciting because it finds the evidently troubled protagonist of The Weeknd's music teetering on the brink of a fame that can only make him go to even more interesting places, emotionally speaking, even if what he ends up doing there might cause consternation and doubt.
The essay caused widespread consternation — even a degree of panic — among Chinese entrepreneurs.
This week he prompted consternation, even among some supporters, by suggesting that he might repeal the law legalising gay marriage.
Its sudden disappearance from theaters across the country prompted consternation even among some of the Chinese government's staunchest defenders.
