Sentence examples for with some consternation from inspiring English sources

It was a marriage of opposites, as their friends never failed to note with some consternation.

"That was done with some consternation, because we're revealing stuff about our future product plans.

Analysts and investors have reacted with some consternation to the suddenness of the announcement, as NDTV reports.

It is therefore with some consternation that Lost in Showbiz discovers that the festival's organiser has abruptly ceased trading.

I read "In Silicon Valley, the Night Is Still Young" (Aug. 21) with some consternation, though not because I am concerned about another tech bubble inflating.

The announcement was met with some consternation in the House of Commons, with Labour MP Jess Phillips reportedly shouting, "You're not paying it George, I am!".

As the spacecraft veered away from the African coast and headed west and a voice announced its entry into orbit, Ms. Lamkin sobbed with relief, causing some consternation among the generals.

The trip has caused some consternation, with the England manager, Roy Hodgson, expressing reservations about its timing so close to the beginning of his final preparations for Brazil.

And I think it does create some consternation with Howard Dean, who indicated he did have a problem talking about traditional values and his religion".

It was adapted into a live action film that was released in 2009 and, last year, DC began publishing a series of prequels called "Before Watchmen," which caused some consternation with fans and creators who felt that "Watchmen" should stand alone.

Mr. Bush also poked a little fun at his brother, Jeb, saying there had been "some consternation" with him at the family's dinner when early, and premature, television projections gave Mr. Gore Florida.