Sentence examples for consternation it from inspiring English sources
That Marca talked it up was no surprise; the consternation it caused in Catalunya was.
"We apologize for the mistake and for the consternation it has caused".
The latter, requested by Brigitte Bardot, caused Plomley momentary consternation; it sounded as if she was asking for "a penis".
After much consternation, it turns out that Apple's prices for e-books, especially best-sellers, might not be that high after all.
Talking to Billy Wright at Drumcree, for example, is considered excusable, despite the consternation it caused among his own Catholic constituents.
No doubt that one syllable word would cause Planning Board consternation, it being a product, a menu item, a symbol (for baptism), and a name all at the same time.
It caused considerable consternation when it first came out because it was the first of its sort.
But you need to wind back five more years, and to the colder skies of Japan, to find her moment — the exact point at which the public looked at her and discovered, to its consternation, that it could not look away.
So it's caused some consternation but it's overall not a lot of phone calls".
A prior compilation, issued five years ago, went out of production not long after it arrived but caused great consternation before it vanished.
Unlike most other big banks, it does not treat its analysts and investment bankers like stars: it caused consternation earlier this year when it told its equity analysts that they were getting no bonus.HSBC's British peers may well point the way for banking's troubled adventurists.
