Sentence examples for your consternation from inspiring English sources

Much of this is neatly framed — an eye poke, for some reason, is funnier in long shot — and you sit there for an hour, in good humor, waiting for the narrative to stop noodling around and get going, only to realize, to your consternation, that it's winding down.

Your decision to go to Marseille and your mild consternation at discovering that it is fourteen hours from Paris.

By Alice Frankforter The New Yorker, July 26 , 1930 P. 30Your decision to go to Marseille and your mild consternation at discovering that it is fourteen hours from Paris.

Pakistani Taliban leader Baitullah Meshud was killed in an airstrike early on, removing a target that was never much of a priority to your administration, to the consternation of Pakistan.

According to the filings, Mr. Seidl's letter threatened, "By donating this sum, you would be saving yourselves your families and business much consternation".

"That will cause some consternation among people who have been your most loyal supporters".

JOHNSON gets e-mail:I am writing in the hope that you might share your thoughts on a topic that is causing much consternation here at my company.

The exclusive new Pokémon is a pre-evolved format of Snorlax, the large, sleepy pocket monster that fans will recognize as a constant source of in-game consternation because of how frequently it blocks your path.

This is why a troubled economy and job market can cause a lot of consternation even when they don't directly impact your present situation or daily routine.

(To those of you expressing consternation at being called a lady, I understand your pain, but I also quote Shoshanna: "Yes you are, you're the ladies").

But I hope that New Yorkers will read your profile of his youthful leftist days not as a cause for consternation but as the story of a young person's mature and canny commitment.