Sentence examples for pain and consternation from inspiring English sources

We announce the news with great pain and consternation.

Then, in its next issue, citing complaints from Orthodox rabbis and a "firestorm" that resulted, it issued an apology for the "pain and consternation" the announcement had caused members of the Orthodox community.

But there are musky, somber notes as well, redolent of pain and disenchantment and the consternation of trained musicians prevented from rehearsing together by fathomless seas of turbulent Dark Energy.

Just as undeniably, they have generated controversy and consternation.

Dr. Levinson, a retired physician, recalled his shock and consternation.

After debate and consternation, the slight gender gap was allowed.

In this last incident alone 20 bystanders died.Then, as now, alarm and consternation broke out.

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

"Despite the general surprise and consternation, those present found themselves obliged to follow through".

Blitt explains the challenge of giving past Presidents expressions of horror and consternation for the cover of this week's issue.

They are often as much a source of operator overload and consternation as help.