Sentence examples for degrees of consternation from inspiring English sources

In comparison, practitioners who were strongly opposed to the management of dental conditions in general practice expressed varying degrees of consternation towards colleagues who willingly treated patients presenting with toothache.

The discovery - just published in the academic journal, Science - is likely to be viewed with some degree of consternation by many archaeologists  because it completely  changes accepted views of what happened in Britain (and indeed most of western Europe) in pre-Neolithic times.

A degree of consternation and mockery was provoked when US hardcore trio Hüsker Dü released the double concept album Zen Arcade in 1984: in the process earning themselves a place on the hitlist of The Thing That Only Eats Hippies, according to a subsequent single by snarky punks the Dead Milkmen.

Yet, even in the minds of the deluded there is little reason to believe that killing Rushdie -- or anyone else whose ideas cause a degree of consternation -- will prevent any of the offenses that so rile the Iranian regime.

But that fleeting phrase has touched off an extraordinary degree of speculation, consternation and just plain puzzlement here.

It causes a lot of consternation and drama in Washington.

"There's a lot of consternation here," he said.

This had been a source of consternation for some time.

Today, I belong to a country full of consternation.

"I am Brianna," she says, her voice full of consternation.

He spoke with conviction and a trace of consternation.