Sentence examples for intense consternation from inspiring English sources
He feigns ignorance of her writing but when he arrives at the airport he finds, to his intense consternation, a car waiting for both of them..
But following it to send it down to fine-leg, he instead imparts the faintest tickle, and is caught, to his intense consternation.
In front of a packed Old Trafford, kids massed around the boundary rope to the intense consternation of no one, the visitors won the toss and batted, racing to 57 for 0. But then Clive Lloyd ran out former Lancashire opener David Green – excitement did thus ensue – bringing to the wicket Roger Knight, assistant master at Eastbourne college.
The consolidation has drawn the attention of the Justice Department's antitrust division and has created mounting, intense consternation among publishers, who say that they are finding it increasingly difficult and expensive to get their publications distributed, and are even attributing magazine closings to wholesalers.
The fans' intense consternation at his actions set in motion Petty's exit, which, ironically, prompted the successful ownership model which has brought 10 years of success and is so lauded today.
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.
No, for me, it's much more of a mental marathon, one made more difficult with intense hormones that then cause much personal frustration and consternation about playing into the trope of the typical pregnant woman: energetic and positive one moment, anxious and despondent the next.
Commanders voiced consternation.
ONLOOKERS first stared in consternation.
That caused bitter consternation.
