Sentence examples for consternation from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cuomo also faces consternation from civil rights groups.

That promise is already causing consternation from Berlin to Budapest.

It was met with widespread consternation from Ferrante fans.

Nevertheless, the move drew consternation from across the globe.

The emerging tax deal is already drawing consternation from fiscal conservatives and business groups.

It is also the element that will trigger the most consternation from unions.

Much of the consternation comes from confusion about the new federal Student and Exchange Visitor Information System, known as Sevis.

Part of their consternation stems from logistics: their two sons, 22 and 25, cannot get time off work the following week.

This caused consternation, including from the president, François Hollande, because Villers-Cotterêts was home to the revolutionary General Dumas, born to a French nobleman and an African slave, and father to the writer Alexandre Dumas.

If the consternation, questions from MPs, and online petitions fail to halt the end to this relationship, I think that the historian of the future may well view this split as unsurprising, given the recent history of these public services, the current political climate and perhaps most crucially the ongoing specialisation and growth of the commercial market for the provision of weather services.

I suspect their consternation stems from the fear they could be next.