1. The announcement created surprise and consternation.

2. There is some consternation among business leaders.

3. The government's plans have caused considerable consternation among many Americans.

4. His decision caused consternation in the art photography community.

5. Her mouth fell open in consternation.

6. The thought of meeting him filled me with consternation.

7. He looked at her in consternation.

8. She stared at me in consternation.

9. Many greeted his resignation with consternation.

10. To her consternation, he asked her to make a speech.

11. He was filled with consternation to hear that his friend was so ill.

12. To his consternation, when he got to the airport he found he'd forgotten his passport.

13. The announcement of her retirement caused consternation among tennis fans.

14. To my consternation Trondur exploded in rage.

15. This created consternation in the town.

16. To my consternation, I found the taxi was empty.

17. This caused great consternation and a lot of mirth.

18. Terry ground his teeth in consternation.

19. That caused some consternation and I don't think the same person deputized again.

20. No other material illustrates more vividly the political consternation and diplomatic uncertainty attendant on the accession of a new king.

21. To the consternation of his cabinet colleagues, he is currently conducting a wide-ranging review of public spending.

22. There was much chattering, much consternation as the villagers were ushered down to the beach for a magic show.

23. Consternation on all sides-and a lot of very hostile criticism of both Skakkebaek's methodology and his conclusions.

24. The declining support is causing consternation in the ruling party, which is gearing up for the presidential election later this year.

25. The prospect of so much work filled him with consternation.

26. A new power station is being built much to the consternation of environmental groups .

27. Where was the statue to Nathaniel Patten which had caused such consternation at Thrush Green?

28. The coming of the wheelie bin was another source of consternation.

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29. He remembered two or three other gifts to the church that had caused the widest consternation.

30. You could be spending a lot of time in serious thought, much to the consternation of those around you.

1. The prospect of so much work filled him with consternation.

2. The government's plans have caused considerable consternation among many Americans.

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31. But the most disturbing aspect was the Bay Area consternation about Flood.

32. So we sparred to the grim amusement and wild consternation of the ladies, the sober evaluation of the gents.

33. The arrival of this bonny bawling boy had caused considerable consternation.

34. He also caused consternation at the film's press conference by fielding almost all the questions himself.

35. Her order of preventive detention caused consternation among lawyers over a possible breach of civil liberties.

36. There Taylor played after work, on holidays-and on Sundays, at first much to the consternation of the neighborhood.

37. It had been a moment of enlightenment for him, but one which also caused him considerable consternation.

38. Political campaigns, to the consternation of many, are often driven by polls.

39. I asked Trondur if he would again check the tie-down lashings. To my consternation Trondur exploded in rage.

40. The other development which caused consternation was the beginning of large public sector deficits.

41. Much to the consternation of the operators, Humphrey's shabby figure would appear and then disappear into high-speed machinery.

42. Flora recollected Irena's consternation with satisfaction and Felicity Green's irritation with glee.

43. The parents of the friend consented to take her, but I think her appearance caused some consternation.

44. It leapt back into the air with an explosive flutter of wing and tail, warbling consternation, signalling alarm.

45. This caused some consternation, both with the water-jump officials and with the nearby spectators.

46. President Cristiani expressed profound consternation at the deaths of the two journalists.

47. This phase filled the old lady's heart with consternation.

48. His rubicund face expressed consternation and fatigue.

49. Rebecca started back a picture of consternation.

50. Marie looked at her daughter with consternation.

51. The proprietress panicked, gaping in consternation.

52. I saw with consternation that she was in tears.

53. Sam stared at him in consternation.

54. These nouns consternation that something untoward may be impending.

55. Moira Shearer stars as a young ballerina driven to perform at the peak of her abilities by domineering impresario Anton Walbrook much to the consternation of her jealous husband Marius Goring .

56. Faces in the crowd inevitably reflect concentration and consternation, amusement and bewilderment, determination and aggravation.

57. To our consternation the train rushed on toward the burning bridge.

58. To his consternation , he realized that he had left his chequebook at home.

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59. Greenspan said the near - collapse of another well - known investment firm, Lehman Brothers, only adds to his consternation.

60. Milo sniffed in consternation twice, like a shaggy brown hare.

61. His obstinacy was bruited about the country - side, and caused great consternation.

62. " But, Sister,'said Carreen, her sweet childish face blank with consternation. " I couldn't split kindling!

63. This move caused consternation among universities and the government, not to speak of the students affected.

64. The gay syndic maybe lay in the fodder by the Baby bay, " he says in consternation."

65. In consternation Tess jumped down, and discovered the dreadful truth.

66. Several musicians in Pride became her backing band, and together they went by the name she used for herself—Sade, pronounced "sha-DAY, " to the consternation of radio d.j.s across the world.

67. Consternation erupted as the three quickly and forcefully dismissed the idea.

68. They create consternation by claiming these we supply is going short.

69. The affrighted friends jumped from the table in the greatest consternation.

70. China's commercial encroachment on the terrain of traditional aid providers has caused consternation among western policymakers.

71. As an Asian nation competing with the Western powers, Japan inspired admiration, but also consternation for its colonization of Asia, said Sugata Bose,[] a historian of South Asia at Harvard.

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