Sentence examples for that consternation from inspiring English sources
It would be no exaggeration to say that consternation and scepticism greeted the return of the 35-year-old South African, brought back to captain an injury-hit side.
The result of that consternation, and passion, is AHAH, a campaign, and a non-profit organization, devoted to clarifying to women, and their physicians, the nuanced realities of hormone replacement.
Strip away the week's tumult, the stunning change on the bench and the consternation that followed, and you would swear that the Knicks were still riding high on the fumes of their February magic.
A WEEK ago, it was Greece that caused consternation.
At Broughton Hall, it wasn't just the inspectors' negative judgment that caused consternation.
Marauding pigeons from nearby woods were shot and once there was a mysterious double corn circle that caused consternation and wonder.
Two years ago, in another incident that created consternation for the N.B.A., Mark Cuban, the owner of the Dallas Mavericks, and Kenyon Martin of the Denver Nuggets engaged in a prolonged verbal dispute during a 2009 playoff series.
In a move that caused consternation among its high-toned competitors along Fifth Avenue, Saks slashed the bulk of its fall fashion and accessories up to 70percentt over Thanksgiving weekend — to what some termed limbo lows.
Even so, Iran's defence minister, Admiral Ali Shamkhani, is relishing the consternation that the missile test has caused.
Leonardo tells the story of the consternation that this statement caused to the twelve followers of Jesus.
A handful of comments and tweets yesterday accused me of not "getting it," and it's with great consternation that I admit that I absolutely don't.
