Sentence examples for consternation over the from inspiring English sources

Much consternation over the lack of sharing.

The mayor also seemed amused by the consternation over the program's start date.

Beckham's defence of the EU might once have caused consternation over the family breakfast table.

After so much consternation over the selection procedure, there was barely a ripple of discontent.

But this is the Oscars, after all, and the greatest consternation over the new regulations centers on parties.

Why so much consternation over the fate of a little boy whom most of them have never met?

They have grown accustomed to the routine and the reaction, and while there has been considerable debate in Tebow's hometown over how the Jacksonville Jaguars ran second to the Jets in the sweepstakes for their local star, any consternation over that near-miss has not diminished the city's abiding love for its favorite son.

Such claims have caused some consternation over whether the pursuit and promotion of happiness are largely futile enterprises (Lykken and Tellegen 1996; Millgram 2000).

Erica Burman, developing this theme, has argued that Irma Hadžimuratović became an "emotional focus" for a British public dismayed by its government's ambiguous and cautious attitude to the conflict in Bosnia: The widespread anxieties and consternation over government inactivity throughout the crisis could be deflected and resolved by rescuing a handful of children.

But mostly it chronicles the advisers' consternation over what they missed in the vetting process: As Nicolle Wallace Sarah Paulsonn), a former Bush aide who was a senior Palin adviser, puts it, "She didn't know why North and South Korea were different countries".

There has been considerable consternation, too, over the Bush administration's not naming new members to a military advisory group, the Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services.