Sentence examples for terrible consternation from inspiring English sources

That has caused "terrible consternation," Attorney General Christine O. Gregoire of Washington told the energy panel today.

This one tells of 1920s events related by an old friend of a family whose troubles were made worse by the discovery of a teenage son's journal: "His thoughts became so terrible that they filled even him with consternation".

To the consternation of the French, the Gens d'Armes were pushed back in terrible confusion, pursued well beyond the Maulweyer stream that flows through Blenheim.

Commanders voiced consternation.

Terrible, Terrible!

ONLOOKERS first stared in consternation.

That caused bitter consternation.

Conceding that "money has not been a terrible problem", she said she would probably use some of her winnings to buy a house with a south-facing garden.This unquestionable poshness has created some consternation.

Terrible, terrible.

There was much initial consternation.

Cue the consternation.