Sentence examples for consternation when from inspiring English sources

Imagine his consternation when Mrs. Hazlitt telephones him.

Mirth turned to consternation when we found out she was serious.

Imagine his consternation when he awoke to discover that they were in Iowa instead.

He smiled when the Nets scored, but replaced it with a look of consternation when his team's fortunes changed.

But as an actress, I have never had a sigh of consternation when I get something complicated.

Iraqi officials expressed consternation when informed that Mr. Alsammarae had telephoned a reporter while on the lam.

There was widespread consternation when it was reported that he had used political funds to buy artworks and comics.

To his consternation, when they got there, the alcohol proved to be an illegal green concoction made from industrial fluid.

But this week the Canadian novelist caused consternation when she admitted, "I don't know if I am a feminist".

On the menu There was consternation this spring when The Old Butchers in Stow-on-the-Wold closed.

This is why a troubled economy and job market can cause a lot of consternation even when they don't directly impact your present situation or daily routine.