The police have said they do not consider him a suspect, but have expressed consternation that he was not more cooperative earlier.
Jon Stewart, who has said that he would have voted for McCain in 2000 had he won the Republican nomination, expressed consternation that McCain was paying tribute to the religious right.
As attacks have increased recently, Israelis have expressed consternation that the most intense part of the military operation, Israel's largest ground invasion in 20 years, did not have a more lasting effect.
When a videotape of the documentary first made its way to the Zambian government, in the summer of 1996, officials expressed consternation that the country was portrayed as a place where game scouts were allowed to preëmptively kill suspected poachers.
Comments about the arrest on the Web site of The Phillipian, Andover's student newspaper, expressed consternation that Dr. Keller had not been dismissed earlier, based on those incidents, and called for further investigation.
At the time, a representative from Zimmerman's legal team expressed consternation that people cared about a traffic stop.
The worst that happened was Ryan's mother (and Tony Dungy) expressing consternation about the coach's profanity.
But I can't remember them for a moment expressing consternation about it.
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.
