Sentence examples for from consternation from inspiring English sources

Thrasybulus and his men were outnumbered 5 to 1, but held a superior position and presumably benefited from consternation amidst the ranks of the oligarchs.

ROME — A senior Vatican priest, speaking before Pope Benedict XVI at a Good Friday service, compared the world's outrage at sexual abuse scandals in the Catholic Church to the persecution of the Jews, prompting angry responses from victims' advocates and consternation from Jewish groups.

PARIS — A French jury handed down light sentences and acquittals in a closely watched gang-rape case late Wednesday, prompting outrage from women's advocacy groups and consternation from government ministers.

The route of the march – ending up in an obscure park in South London, miles from any symbols of power – had been a source of consternation from the moment it was made public, with the left-wingers complaining that the NUS had bottled it again.

That proposal, along with the speaker's approval of a decision to strip plum committee assignments from four members who consistently voted against the leadership, has brought great consternation from conservative groups and influential conservatives outside the House.

There are moans of consternation from the rest of the audience: men drinking lager from cans in plastic bags at the back grumble.

Mr. Cuomo also faces consternation from civil rights groups.

That promise is already causing consternation from Berlin to Budapest.

It was met with widespread consternation from Ferrante fans.

Nevertheless, the move drew consternation from across the globe.

The emerging tax deal is already drawing consternation from fiscal conservatives and business groups.