Sentence examples for the level of consternation from inspiring English sources

Yet, viewed in historical context, what was remarkable about this episode was not Cook's words, but rather the level of consternation and condemnation they provoked.

There is a ridiculous level of consternation over Ovechkin's celebrations, including the seemingly innocuous side-bump.

The source of consternation — as it usually is in this city — is the Rangers-Celtic rivalry.

It is represented by a floppy disk, something that has been the cause of consternation among design aficionados.

Many saw the F.S.Q.'s actions as simply the latest example of consternation in Quebec regarding politics, religion and immigration.

Most of them stayed inside, apparently intending to serve as a human shield, which caused consternation at the top levels of the Israeli government.

Pope Francis's visit to Mexico – one of the most reverently Catholic countries in the world, with a shocking human rights record – is already the subject of some apparent consternation at the highest levels of government because it was reported that the disappearance of the Ayotzinapa students and the plight of thousands of Central American migrants were high on the pope's agenda.

The news was a blow to the Mets, causing an afternoon of consternation at Citi Field.

This is causing a great deal of consternation at government level and we are trying to find a way through which will ensure that the government revisits these regulations".

The inability to attract high-level defectors has been a continuing source of consternation for Mr. Assad's opponents and an enduring sign of the government's resilience, despite its growing international isolation.

Leonardo tells the story of the consternation that this statement caused to the twelve followers of Jesus.