Sentence examples for consternation everyone from inspiring English sources

We're laughing and laughing by this point, at Connolly's consternation, everyone else's obliviousness, at the daft instrument he's continuing to play – and at the comic skill that can take a man's death and, without a shred of meanness of spirit, fashion a hilarious story from it.

As a result, she is often quite late for appearances, to the consternation of everyone, it seems, but the first lady herself.

And the second act is about what happens when he writes a brilliant six-episode series and submits it, its excellence bringing greater frustration and consternation upon everyone concerned.

Not everyone was happy with the arrangement, causing particular consternation among some New Jersey officials, including United States Senator Frank R. Lautenberg and George R. Zoffinger, president of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority.

In response to the statement that with this victory he had equalled the number of victories by Senna, he broke into convulsive sobbing, much to everyone's surprise, and which to his great consternation he could not subdue.

And judging by the current consternation on Twitter, the change has now gone live for everyone.

The sultan has made friends with everyone, including arranging talks between the West and Iran, much to the consternation of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

The move has thrown everyone -- activists, opponents, elected officials and jurists -- into a state of consternation.

Commanders voiced consternation.

ONLOOKERS first stared in consternation.

That caused bitter consternation.