Sentence examples for the current consternation from inspiring English sources

And judging by the current consternation on Twitter, the change has now gone live for everyone.

To his evident consternation, it merely brought in the current period of cohabitation with Lionel Jospin's Socialists.Too bad for Mr Chirac but not too bad for the voters, or for France.

It's entirely possible that the current bullish environment will continue and volatility will fall making all this consternation I'm hearing regarding rising $VIX and $OEX a moot point.

Until the current downturn, the bumpiest patch came after 9/11, when travel collapsed and Four Seasons refused to cut room prices, to the consternation of some owners.

Brocade added further to investors' consternation last week when it revealed that its chief operating officer, Michael Byrd Michael Byrd, will step down at the end of the current quarter.

There was consternation in some quarters about the phrasing of the questions on the ballot, with the choices being either union  with Russia, or more autonomy within Ukraine – there was no  option to maintain the current  arrangement.

Boulez once more banged out the Second Sonata, to the consternation of the neoclassical Americans.

The mayor also seemed amused by the consternation over the program's start date.

Antonio and the Count return to unmask Cherubino, to the consternation of the Countess.

And so to the consternation of the other candidates the deed was done.

The events caused consternation in the writing staff, and the episode had to be entirely rewritten.