Sentence examples for expressed some consternation from inspiring English sources
Although keyboardist Ian McLagan expressed some consternation that the Small Faces and the Faces were "lumped together", "it's a damn big deal," he said.
While the name has found favor among NCAA officials, grammarians have expressed some consternation that the proposal could cause even greater confusion about this oft-misunderstood punctuation mark and could lead to a reckless proliferation in the use of conjunctive adverbs.
I expressed some reservations.
The university's president, Lee T. Todd Jr., expressed similar consternation.
The event's organisers expressed "great consternation and shock" at his detention.
The ministry of information expressed "grave consternation", and promised to sue the "admitted fraudster".
Members of US Congress have expressed similar consternation about being kept in the dark; this has led to a vigorous debate and forced Barack Obama to initiate a review.
Faugheen's jockey, Ruby Walsh, expressed his consternation at the news, saying: "It's like someone whipping the ace out of the pack and handing you the rest of the cards".
One woman in my group who had finished her tidying, Susan, expressed genuine consternation that a bunch of women who wanted to become KonMari tidying consultants hadn't even "completed tidying!" How were they going to tidy someone else's home when they couldn't even get their own in order?
But he surfaced in a "tele-town hall meeting," speaking to constituents Tuesday night from his office in Washington, and raved about the state's Medicaid expansion and expressed "real consternation" about the millions nationwide who would lose coverage under the Senate plan.
