Sentence examples similar to mass consternation from inspiring English sources

It causes a lot of consternation and drama in Washington.

"There's a lot of consternation here," he said.

However, that deal has caused great 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.

With the mass accessibility of cellphone cameras, lightweight handheld cameras, and websites like YouTube, sousveillance has proliferated -- much to the consternation of certain police officers who have since been disciplined or convicted thanks to the videos in evidence.

Much to the consternation of many liberals, Obama has not embarked on significant new gun regulations in his first term, despite several mass shooting incidents in the last couple years.

The sudden appearance of masses of enemy cavalry so close to the supply train and to the Emperor's Headquarters caused panic and consternation and prompted Eugène to immediately cancel his attack and pull back his entire Corps westwards to deal with this alarming situation.

Commanders voiced consternation.

ONLOOKERS first stared in consternation.

That caused bitter consternation.

There was much initial consternation.