Sentence examples for consternation of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "consternation of" is correct and can be used in written English
Example: The consternation of the townspeople was palpable as the news of a neighboring town's virus outbreak spread.
To the consternation of the unions, his pledges went on.
"I am O.K. taking the consternation of my colleagues.
Yes (much to the consternation of many Indian musicians).
To the consternation of their tutors, they even insisted on graduating with a joint degree.
The left might include health care and civil rights, say, to the consternation of conservatives.
To the consternation of many, Oxitec recently applied to the F.D.A. for approval of its mosquito.
Boulez once more banged out the Second Sonata, to the consternation of the neoclassical Americans.
To the consternation of their parents, they left Butler to pursue their music.
A similar law passed in Arizona in May, much to the consternation of local leaders.
Instead, since the middle of 2002, the rupee has been strengthening, to the consternation of exporters.
Their provocative garb made for a fine, daylong photo op -- to the consternation of some organizers.
