Sentence examples for expressed consternation from inspiring English sources

Representatives of some developing nations expressed consternation.

While officials tried to sound upbeat, some Palestinian analysts and reformers expressed consternation.

The huggee's face expressed consternation and his arms awkwardly extended straight out into the air.

His friends on the political right have expressed consternation and indignation on his behalf.

In a country that experienced seven years of military dictatorship until 1974, many leftists have expressed consternation.

During his post-match press conference, he expressed consternation over Djokovic's go-for-broke forehand return, on double match point.

Instead, he expresses consternation toward his co-religionists.

But I can't remember them for a moment expressing consternation about it.

The worst that happened was Ryan's mother (and Tony Dungy) expressing consternation about the coach's profanity.

And from the start, he viewed it as a simple question of law and American values, privately expressing consternation at those who sought to block the project.

In meetings with senators, Ms. Ray pressed her case in a polite but firm manner, repeatedly expressing consternation over Congress's inability to find extra money.