You'll need one can of baked beans, a half liter of water, one bucket, one mug, one actor friend "with a sterling consternation," a microphone and editing software with reverb.
I read today with great consternation a blog by Eric Zuesse, who writes convincingly that sea levels will rise 7.5 feet for every degree of global warming that humans cause.
He smiled when the Nets scored, but replaced it with a look of consternation when his team's fortunes changed.
I once had a good friend ask me, "When the bullets started flying, how did you know who you could really trust?" With a look of consternation on my face, I had to stop and think for a second.
He had originally counted 78 until — with a tad of consternation — he realized that some saint streets like Avenue San Luis in Woodland Hills and Via Santa Maria in Sylmar did not begin with the letter "s".
The house, with its two high-arched windows, seems to greet the light with shy consternation, like a prim Victorian Danae startled by a shower of gold.
Mr. Dold, as Democrats understand with equal consternation, is a deep-pocketed rival whose relentless cheer and willingness to press his case aggressively with skeptics may help him persuade voters disenchanted with the dismal state of the Illinois economy.
My doorman approaches me in the lobby, gesturing with some consternation at a three-foot cardboard box marked, "Vagina".
But there is some evidence that there is a growing consternation with the requirement that people have health insurance, which the Republican candidates for president have attacked as well.
In a move that was met with widespread consternation, the government also announced that within the next three years some 26,000 rejected asylum seekers who had exhausted all appeals would be returned to countries in which their safety was not deemed endangered.
