Sentence examples for consternation is from inspiring English sources

Really, it's a minefield – and the consternation is felt from both sides.

Their consternation is justified, though not for the reasons they imagine.

What we observed, with consternation, is the way people tried to live normal lives.

A reader's sense of mild consternation is only heightened with the author's note that follows.

Yet the reason the words "treaty change" cause so much consternation is not so much connected with a banking union itself.

The Times is investing in a new video strategy, which, to newsroom consternation, is an initiative that emanates from the newsroom but reports to the business side.

The G.O.P. grandees' consternation was palpable.

When Sather ran the Oilers, contract consternation was common.

To some degree, my mother's consternation was justified.

Her consternation was mixed with an element of "we told you so".

IN an interview last week, Mr. Lacy said such consternation was out of step with reality.