Sentence examples for expressed consternation with from inspiring English sources

Looking ahead, Mr. Rumsfeld expressed consternation with the "frenzy" over possible military action against Iraq because it distracts from the larger issues: fighting terror and keeping weapons of mass destruction out of the hands of a number of adversaries.

WASHINGTON — Lawmakers with authority over intelligence and national security expressed consternation on Sunday that the F.B.I. investigation that led to the resignation of David Petraeus as director of central intelligence could have been conducted without the knowledge of officials in the White House or Congress.

In addition, many patients expressed consternation at the number of pills that they had to take with each dose.

Representatives of some developing nations expressed consternation.

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

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.

The usually sympathetic board of the Chicago Tribune expressed consternation in an editorial entitled "Pants on Fire Award".

Gary Mickelson, the senior director of public relations for Tyson Foods, expressed consternation in a follow up e-mail about the report.

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

Other lawyers for the civil parties, and prosecutors, expressed consternation today and puzzled over the Klarsfelds' motives.