Sentence examples for is much consternation from inspiring English sources

But in Europe, there is much consternation.

Finally, there is much consternation among handicappers about the pace of the race.

There is much consternation and confusion among the nurses when Tim disappears and has not reappeared after nearly an hour.

That is certainly the hope in Oakland, but there is much consternation that the academic gains of the last few years might be lost in the administrative turmoil.

There is much consternation about Russia's recent record, with more than 40 athletes currently serving suspensions.

There was much consternation in the village because a Harijan had been allowed to set foot inside a farmhouse.

Through the first two games of the playoffs, there has been much consternation about Miami's notable free throw advantage over the Knicks, with the Heat having twice as many foul shots (60) as New York (30).

As I opined in 2015, since The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation began in 1983, there has been much consternation over who belongs and who does not.

There has also been much consternation of how the ACA was passed with errant suggestions that the method of passage was unprecedented.

Block 37 is one of the city's original 58 blocks in the layout of the town, and there was much consternation when it was demolished in 1989, after Mayor Richard M. Daley approved its demolition to erect a multi-use skyscraper with retail, hotel, office, and residential spaces.

"There has been much outcry, consternation, and frankly misinformation for many in the press, in Congress, and advocacy groups for the last few weeks that we at DHS are intentionally doing things that are unhumanitarian, that are cruel, immoral, and disgraceful.