Sentence examples for consternation is not from inspiring English sources

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

My consternation was not due to any geopolitical concerns.

On one hand, the smile was to say, "One more wall that stands before equality has been breached"; the conflict was the feeling of "wait, what changed?" My consternation was not wrapped in the idea that someone else was accepting me, it was more about the idea that God seemingly had a change of heart.

Reaction in the art world to the Studio Museum appointments has ranged from high enthusiasm to consternation, which is not surprising given the complex nature of the museum itself.

Despite our shame and consternation, Amber Cole is not the first -- and will not be the last teenage girl to engage in sex acts -- consensual or not.

He appeared one day in 1984 on a piece of pack ice, much to everybody's consternation, since this is not their territory and they are very aggressive, especially when hungry.

The upshot is not just consternation on the left and right but an unstable party balance, which could affect French politics for years to come.The FN's victory was spectacular on several counts.

Greening is not alone, however; consternation about consultants is a global phenomenon.

Delvoye chuckled at all the didactic consternation, "I am not taking myself that seriously.

North Korea is not a nation, but a consternation.

"This is not the right cabinet for turning into a girl," he said in consternation.