Sentence examples for created consternation from inspiring English sources
This created consternation among the Vopo officers.
But change has always created consternation within the museum community.
She conceded that Connecticut's new reality had created consternation on campus and in alumni circles.
Still, the thought of reform has created consternation in the industry.
The furloughs, more than anything else, have created consternation among coaches.
That reaction was a tribute to the Rays, whose four-run third created consternation.
Internationally, a Trump presidency would be likely to create consternation among governments committed to tackling global warming.
As a realist and a humanitarian, he should have gone further — and now he has, creating consternation and division in the Republican ranks.
The most characteristic feature of the weather, however, is the summer fog, which lies low over the city until midday, creating consternation among shivering tourists.
The departure of a key manager can create consternation at any corporation, but Michael Sternklar, a principal at the Unifi Networks unit of PricewaterhouseCoopers, knew what to do when it happened to him.
Her arrival creates consternation, for not only is she beautiful and talented — she sings, she plays piano — but she is thought by the family to bear an unnerving resemblance to Richard Tracy, the handsome son who was banished many years ago.
