This person, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private conversations, said there is extreme consternation about how poorly the shutdown was playing out and how polling shows many Americans heaping blame on Trump.
In any case, the first question is rhetorical, although some of us will take a lifetime to discover, to our consternation, just how much truth it tells.
"If you just Google my name, it's all over the place about what a big coward I am," he said with consternation, and "how big of a 'craven' I was.
Both transactions triggered consternation about how the new owners would handle coverage of their business interests — a particular source of controversy in San Diego, where Manchester has dramatically remade the paper.
Meetings and phone calls in recent days among top Republicans have been dominated by consternation over how Boehner will manage his unruly conference and send the Senate a bill that will not be vetoed by the president.
While the assaults hobbled popular Web sites like Yahoo, Amazon and eBay for only a few hours, the ensuing consternation underscored how heavily both businesses and consumers have come to rely on the Internet for everything from paying bills to planning vacations.
It also created consternation about how the oil — if its actually as plentiful as is believed — would be extracted.
There has also been much consternation of how the ACA was passed with errant suggestions that the method of passage was unprecedented.
My consternation at how little I know about issues that are vitally important to my country and our future was only increased when I received a frantic note from a friend in Washington State titled: "Urgent alert!
The exclusive new Pokémon is a pre-evolved format of Snorlax, the large, sleepy pocket monster that fans will recognize as a constant source of in-game consternation because of how frequently it blocks your path.
