Sentence examples for other consternation from inspiring English sources

For Britons, the measure has elicited mixed feelings: on the one hand, a sense of reassurance that the security services are at the ready to forestall a new attack; on the other, consternation over the prospect that such heightened measures might be anything other than temporary.

This is a divisive comment and one that will certainly give other religions considerable consternation.

Of course, as the Globe and Mail pointed out previously, the push was met with consternation from other BlackBerry higher-ups included former co-CEO Mike Lazaridis.

As other nations reacted with consternation to the developments in Crimea, the Kremlin was largely silent.

While his presence usually causes great consternation among other birds, he did not appear to be hunting.

The closings of hundreds of the coffee chain's branches have certainly caused consternation in other places.

To the consternation of other members of the board of governors, the Fed staff reports directly to him.

Nicolas Sarkozy's suggestion that Peugeot close its plants in other countries caused much consternation in Slovakia and the Czech Republic, where Peugeot has factories.

The forehand drive I began by describing was one I sent down only the other day, to the consternation of Simon Kelner, former editor-in-chief of The Independent, whose house I was in and on whose table I was playing.

Leviathan unbound Small savings, big headache A capital idea Reprints Related items Bank regulation: Too nice in BaselOct 3rd 2002Imagine, therefore, the consternation of other committee members on learning how America plans to treat the new rulebook.

Mr. Martin had said he chose the play partly because of recent homophobic statements by some Corona del Mar students that had been posted on Facebook, to the consternation of other students as well as parents.