Sentence examples for consternation the from inspiring English sources

To her consternation, the cast laughed.

After debate and consternation, the slight gender gap was allowed.

To official consternation, the public saw the train robbers as daring rascals rather than dangerous criminals.

To the left's consternation, the Socialist-backed candidate was eliminated altogether.Mr Lopez may not win the second-round vote on October 13th.

That document appeared only after McClellan's narrow victory at Antietam -- after which, to Lincoln's consternation, the general failed to pursue the Confederates aggressively.

To their consternation, the authors found that Americans were concerned increasingly with individual attainment and far less with forging the collective ties that had traditionally bound communities.

To the consternation of the players, the chairs are absurdly narrow and break down as the game progresses.

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

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

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

Much to the consternation of the police force, Roger solves the murder mystery.