Sentence examples similar to evident consternation from inspiring English sources
There was immediate consternation evident in Murray's box but it did not appear the player – who is awaiting the arrival of his first child with Sears's daughter, Kim – was aware of the incident.
In the Rao's ad, an actor depicting a North Fork banker strolls through the streets of Harlem, kissing strangers on both cheeks to their evident befuddlement and mild consternation.
Its consternation is evident in a statement provided to BBC Travel by the International Air Transport Association IATAA), the global trade organization of airlines, which points out potential conflicts with the new rules: "The Montreal Convention limits a carrier's liability for delays and cancellations in extraordinary circumstances like inclement weather.
The game hadn't reached its second minute when Balotelli was yanked to earth by Christoph Leitgeb and the causes of the consternation were self-evident.
Commanders voiced consternation.
ONLOOKERS first stared in consternation.
That caused bitter consternation.
This caused much consternation.
The offer caused consternation.
