Sentence examples for immediate consternation from inspiring English sources
Union leaders voiced immediate consternation today.
Perhaps the requirement causing the most immediate consternation calls for principals in the neediest schools to send letters telling parents if their children's teachers are not "highly qualified".
There was immediate consternation evident in Murray's box but it did not appear the player – who is awaiting the arrival of his first child with Sears's daughter, Kim – was aware of the incident.
Both prompted immediate anger and consternation from some ticket-holders who had paid more than £100 to see their favourite actors on the stage.
The revelation of the priests' complaints – which included a demand for O'Brien's immediate resignation – will be met with consternation in the Vatican.
Dr Daud Abdullah, deputy secretary-general of the MCB, declared: "There is widespread consternation that our government, along with the United States, did not approve a vote in the Security Council, calling for an immediate ceasefire and an end to the siege of Gaza.
The commission's use of the G-word has caused consternation and tearful joy.Reaction was immediate.
Commanders voiced consternation.
ONLOOKERS first stared in consternation.
That caused bitter consternation.
