Sentence examples for consternation was expressed from inspiring English sources

Great consternation was expressed last week in Norwich when it was revealed that one of the four peregrine falcon chicks that hatched in an eyrie somewhere near the summit of the cathedral had died.

I've watched too many thrillers where the action is advanced by a teensy piano figure (like in Don't Look Now) where consternation is expressed by a tilted camera, and misery by rain on a window.

The G.O.P. grandees' consternation was palpable.

When Sather ran the Oilers, contract consternation was common.

To some degree, my mother's consternation was justified.

Her consternation was mixed with an element of "we told you so".

My consternation was not due to any geopolitical concerns.

Really, it's a minefield – and the consternation is felt from both sides.

Much of the press comment was negative, expressing consternation that the heroine was an amoral seductress rather than a woman of virtue.

These consternations were twofold greater than the concentration in the plasma 2 hours after intravenous administration [ 29].

Nervous semi-luddites like myself have been heard expressing consternation about the potential fallout when it comes to real human intimacy.