Sentence examples for wave of consternation from inspiring English sources

The statement caused such a wave of consternation at the meeting, and within the wider party, that Marine, 44, was obliged to send out a reassuring tweet.

The wave of consternation and criticism that crashed into Michael Gove following the February draft threatened to sweep away the whole new curriculum project and it seems he listened or was forced to concede, depending on your point of view.

The so-called roadless rule, fought over in court from the start, was validated last year by a federal appeals panel, setting off a wave of euphoria among supporters and consternation among critics.

It causes a lot of consternation and drama in Washington.

"There's a lot of consternation here," he said.

This had been a source of consternation for some time.

Today, I belong to a country full of consternation.

"I am Brianna," she says, her voice full of consternation.

He spoke with conviction and a trace of consternation.

The novel, published in 1960, caused a bit of consternation.

Instead, he simply sent the final shooting script, which caused no end of consternation.