Sentence examples for no consternation from inspiring English sources

When she entered her appearance created no surprise, no consternation, as she had half feared it might.

The rumpus has caused no consternation in the lives of the Hemingway cats (and there is a question as to whether Hemingway ever even owned a six-toed cat, but that is another story).

This seems to have caused Carnap no consternation at all, and it never seems to have occurred to him that there was any conflict whatever between this result and the unity of science.

Nebraska GOP Executive Director Jordan McGrain said there was no consternation from any of the delegates or guests prepared to head south.

This caused no little consternation, as someone's oversight meant that their sponsor's name was missing from some players' chests; nowadays, they call it "guerilla marketing".

Valentine's Day 1969 finds not much romance amongst the Sterling Cooper crew and no little consternation over work.

Instead, he simply sent the final shooting script, which caused no end of consternation.

That Marca talked it up was no surprise; the consternation it caused in Catalunya was.

The appointment of an Archdruid who openly admitted he had no God caused consternation in neo-druidic circles and several members resigned in protest.

And so, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's current flirtation with expanding term limits to allow an additional four years is causing no shortage of consternation for Mr. Jones.

The conclusions reached by Mr. Chollet and Mr. Goldgeier will no doubt cause consternation on both sides of the political aisle.