Sentence examples for our consternation from inspiring English sources

That's where our consternation comes in".

"That's what you said, isn't it?" asked Mr. Yang, sensing our consternation.

Recently, to our consternation, we were unexpectedly presented with an enormous bunch of Mylar balloons that looked like fugitives from some feverish night spot.

In any case, the first question is rhetorical, although some of us will take a lifetime to discover, to our consternation, just how much truth it tells.

Were Apple engineers sitting back in Cupertino, watching us all on some sort of GPS-equipped monitor, sniggering at our consternation?

To William Shawn, Ross's successor, in 1954: "I realize as well as anyone our consternation at anything not monstrously clear to the fourteen-year-old girl for whom some dog said the magazine is written".

But it is on the perpetrators of these heinous acts that the full measure of our parental consternation should fall.

That should be the focus of all of our attention and consternation.

Suddenly, Mr. Pickett part-crooned and part-wailed, "Tell me about you and your m-m-m-m-m-m-m-man!" Perhaps our correspondent registered consternation.

Despite our shame and consternation, Amber Cole is not the first -- and will not be the last teenage girl to engage in sex acts -- consensual or not.

We touch on her consternation at our meeting but she says it's nothing compared to her vacillation over booking a flight.