Sentence examples for consternation over whether from inspiring English sources

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

His leverage, unlike Jason Kidd's, is gone, but for all of the Nets' consternation over Kidd's decision on whether to re-sign, it's not as if they have no chance to remain competitive if he doesn't.

Much consternation over the lack of sharing.

The drug talk added an ominous bass line to persisting consternation over brain safety.

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

The deep, ongoing consternation over touch-screen machines stems from something new: the unpredictability of computers.

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

They also shook the Red Sox into consternation over their wild-card chances.

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.

But two Israeli officials reacted with consternation over what they saw as a unilateral action.