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.
Still, questions remain about who knew what when, as well as the legality of it all.In private, bankers have expressed consternation at the snooping.
The police have said they do not consider him a suspect, but have expressed consternation that he was not more cooperative earlier.
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.
Stinchfield kept up his assault this week, lashing out at two reporters, Adam Goldman of the Times and Dave Weigel of the Post, who had expressed consternation at the Loesch ad on Twitter.
Privacy groups, though, have expressed consternation at the idea of an expanded DNA database that could move the state and nation closer to genetic surveillance.
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.
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.
But privately, union officials have long expressed consternation over what they see as a radically hardline stance taken by Bettman and the owners.
