Sentence examples for consternation much from inspiring English sources

But to Mr. Ravitch's consternation, much of the attention accorded the plan has focused on one aspect of it — a provision that would allow the state to borrow up to $2 billion this year to deal with its short-term financial distress.

Many will remember Rebecca walking to work, to the theater and our meetings from her Greenwich Village apartment, no matter what the weather to the consternation of much younger friends and colleagues.

A11 The elections were met with a mixture of jubilation and consternation in much of the Arab world, and for some it raised the concern that, in winning, Hamas would almost certainly have to change.

This causes her some consternation, and much of Mennan Yapo's movie consists of the heroine looking bothered and bewildered; the high point, and a candidate for the annals of kitsch, comes as she sketches out a day-by-day calendar of weird events and scribbles the climactic entry, "JIM DIES".

This caused much consternation.

Much consternation over the lack of sharing.

This takeover caused much consternation.

But in Europe, there is much consternation.

The 1966 season caused much consternation in that regard.

Finally, there is much consternation among handicappers about the pace of the race.

The team trailed to Tottenham, but the manner was causing as much consternation.