Sentence examples for consternation of the from inspiring English sources

To the consternation of the unions, his pledges went on.

Boulez once more banged out the Second Sonata, to the consternation of the neoclassical Americans.

And so to the consternation of the other candidates the deed was done.

Antonio and the Count return to unmask Cherubino, to the consternation of the Countess.

To the consternation of the senators, film executives had refused to appear on such short notice.

She repeatedly ventures into the crowd, much to the consternation of the bouncers.

December The BBC starts nine ultra-local news pilots, to the consternation of the newspaper industry.

The consternation of the left after that year's result is likely to prompt a rally to the Socialists this time.

Then he left, I piped up much to the consternation of the adults, 'Sam's gone,'" he said.

Rising rents have also boosted returns in recent years, to the consternation of the campaign group Generation Rent.

Most of the cables, along with the good gossip, reflect similar professionalism, probably to the consternation of the WikiLeaks crowd.