Sentence examples for of the consternation from inspiring English sources

Much of the consternation revolves around one recent addition to the series, Fifa Ultimate Team (FUT).

It reveals evidence of new wounds, of the consternation and the hurt pride that would have attended its destruction.

As a measure of the consternation outside of Europe, the economic forecasts released recently by the I.M.F.

Much of the consternation comes from confusion about the new federal Student and Exchange Visitor Information System, known as Sevis.

"You have no idea of the consternation Old Abe's Proclamation is making," wrote Gen. Grenville Dodge to his brother in September.

The game hadn't reached its second minute when Balotelli was yanked to earth by Christoph Leitgeb and the causes of the consternation were self-evident.

(The unit recently merged with the new Royal Regiment of Scotland, to the consternation of many of its soldiers).

Many fans of this music would have identified their choice as a kind of jazz, to the consternation of Mr. Marsalis and others.

Shortly after midday, a van pulled up and deposited several sacks of sand, to the consternation of police officers.

Some of the money-raising strategies are rather declassé for bastions of high culture, to the consternation of some in the arts world.

Trader Joe's is sticking to its debt-free, grow-slow approach, keeping demand well ahead of supply, sometimes to the consternation of its customers.