Sentence examples for consternation in the from inspiring English sources

Turner's viewpoint caused consternation in the City of London, the world's largest financial market.

Still, the thought of reform has created consternation in the industry.

These technologies haven't yet hit the mainstream, but they have already sparked consternation in the public.

The mixed feelings about the Fed's next move have created some consternation in the bond markets.

The revelation of the priests' complaints will be met with consternation in the Vatican.

Eighteen months later, he changed his mind, causing consternation in the national camp.

There was much consternation in the village because a Harijan had been allowed to set foot inside a farmhouse.

Much consternation in the London production gallery, though you wouldn't know it from Derbyshire's on-air performance.

There's also likely some consternation in the front offices of every team desperate for an injection of gravitas behind center.

Sanders's determination to press on is causing consternation in the Clinton camp, and in the Democratic Party establishment.

But now he has spread consternation in the League by entering talks with the Pakistan People's Party, led by Benazir Bhutto, one of two exiled former prime ministers.