Sentence examples for much consternation over from inspiring English sources

Much consternation over the lack of sharing.

After so much consternation over the selection procedure, there was barely a ripple of discontent.

Why so much consternation over the fate of a little boy whom most of them have never met?

Though Sony didn't explicitly blame the hack as the reason for curtailing premiere press, it has caused the studio much consternation over the last week.

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.

It began Tuesday morning when the newspaper Al Mustaqbal discovered that the front page of its Web site had been taken over by the purported secret witness list, causing much consternation in a small country where many people know one another.

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).

This caused much consternation.

This takeover caused much consternation.

But in Europe, there is much consternation.

The 1966 season caused much consternation in that regard.