More recently, the papers were reporting an imbroglio involving Franz Xaver Ohnesorg, the imaginative and aggressive Intendant of the Philharmonic, who, not long ago, was causing consternation at Carnegie Hall.
It was with great consternation, therefore, to learn that, according to a memo sent to ROTC programs at the University of San Francisco and other colleges and universities last month, they have effectively been prohibited from completing any assignments that professors may make involving any material released through WikiLeaks.
According to interviews with adult women, prior to the war premenstrual sex was forbidden and was the cause of much consternation and stigma for both families involved.
After days of consternation about whether Bosh and Wade were involved enough, the Heat seemed determined to get them rolling early.
Two years ago, the disruption of scientific contacts caused some embarrassment and consternation but did not last long, according to an official at a Japanese agency involved in academic exchanges who did not have authorization to speak to the press and so asked not to be identified.
"The nation being in a great consternation", recollected Downes, "it was performed but six times, which not answering half the charge they were at, involved the company very much in debt".
This year's exercises, which will involve 12,700 US troops and 190,000 South Korean troops, run till April 18, and have already generated agitation and consternation from some corners.
And so Nina embarks on an odyssey of self-sacrifice that involves nursing wounded soldiers back to health; her ministrations include jumping into bed with them, to the shock and consternation of both Charlie and the doctor running the clinic, Ned.
That led to much consternation afterward, assorted investigations by the English authorities and a decision by West Ham to bar one fan believed to have been involved in the provocations.
