Sentence examples for vague consternation from inspiring English sources

But once things turn serious, the actor's signature expression of vague consternation returns to his face and he becomes frustratingly opaque.

Crowhurst's deliberately vague position reporting was also causing consternation for the press, who were desperate for hard facts.

Commanders voiced consternation.

ONLOOKERS first stared in consternation.

And vague, unexplained assertions by law enforcement officials that race may have played a role in the attack — the boy with the rifle was white, the victim black — have provoked additional consternation.

That caused bitter consternation.

There was much initial consternation.

Cue the consternation.

This caused much consternation.

There was consternation.

The offer caused consternation.