Sentence examples for students consternation from inspiring English sources

In one video, Ms. Sela, who is also an art teacher at the University of Haifa, films her students' consternation when they learn that a video by the Lebanese artist Mona Hatoum, who is notoriously pro-Palestinian, was being shown in the Museum of Haifa.

Unfortunately, the woman turned out to be an Ossi who was already mourning the loss of her Heimat, and the two of them – much to the American student's consternation – began arguing about Germany's unified future.

Comments about the arrest on the Web site of The Phillipian, Andover's student newspaper, expressed consternation that Dr. Keller had not been dismissed earlier, based on those incidents, and called for further investigation.

With many college graduates already struggling with student loan debt at a time when the unemployment rate is hovering above 8percentthethe possibility that college would become even more expensive was cause for consternation among students and their parents.

The broader issue is that the student's reaction elicited consternation in certain quarters where the precipitating incident did not.

The plan to consolidate, reported last week on the news Web site Inside Higher Education, was announced Jan . 6 and met with consternation from some students and campus officials.

Even the parents of some suspended students have expressed confusion and consternation, saying that school officials are over-reacting.

That move led to campus-wide consternation because not all students and faculty members were fully fluent in English.

Recently, one of my star Chinese graduate students announced to my surprise and consternation that he would return to China after completing his training.

Since Dr. Tilghman became president two years ago, she has appointed women to many top posts, sometimes to the consternation of some alumni and students.

In 1929 the university decided to withdraw a black halfback, Dave Myers, from a game against the University of Georgia, causing consternation among some faculty and students.