Sentence examples for some consternation on from inspiring English sources

There was some consternation on the Palestinian side when, during Mr. Netanyahu's visit to Washington, Mr. Trump discarded two decades of American support for the establishment of a Palestinian state alongside Israel, saying he would go along with any form of an agreement that made the Israelis and the Palestinians happy.

The lack of non-white faces among the nominees felt especially stark the year after the best picture victory for 12 Years a Slave, and caused some consternation on social media; the absence of British actor David Oyelowo (who played King) felt especially unfair.

Miss South Africa's choice of traditional costume has caused some consternation on Twitter, with some accusing the beauty pageant contestant of cultural appropriation.

He dealt with two areas in the National Football League that often cause the most consternation: on-field rules and officiating.

Thus, to perhaps see one firm surpass the other in worth is something that will cause consternation on one end, and smugness on the other.

LONDON — In a report that caused some consternation in the Netherlands on Monday, a former prime minister was said to have confirmed for the first time that American Cold War-era nuclear bombs are being stored on Dutch soil.

And news that the former president would be releasing his book right around the time of the November election ignited some consternation among Republicans on Thursday.

There could be some consternation if the flight attendants prevail on carry-on bags, however.

There has been some consternation among those commentating on this election about the way the election has been reported in some US and British media, with some outlets calling the Swedish election a victory for far-right populism.

We still get five or six concussions a week, all featured on a news loop played with great journalistic consternation on ESPN, one of the networks that writes big checks for broadcast rights to the very mayhem its commentators criticize.

There was momentary consternation on Monday when one member objected to a constitutional change put through in 15 minutes after the president's death that lowered the age for president to 34, not coincidentally the age of the son.