Consternation reigns.

For your mother's sake. It will protect you. (cries of consternation)

The dance of our glances, challenge, abdication, effacement, the perfume of our consternation.

Algeria learnt with horror and consternation of the shelling of the central market in Sarajevo.

His rubicund face expressed consternation and fatigue he appeared to be in a spasmodic sort of hurry.

We have studied the latest proposals from Geneva with attention, and our frank reaction is one of consternation and dismay.

Much to the consternation of the Western media, Chinese people worldwide lashed out against its allegedly biased coverage of the Tibetan riot.

This has caused consternation in both the United States and Europe, leading to growing concern that the West is somehow losing Turkey.

Japan, Vietnam, and even Singapore have reacted with consternation, highlighting the need for America to remain the principal guarantor of stability in Asia.

The readily observable fact to the consternation of both sides is that the carbon price has produced no far reaching economic changes in Europe.

Expressing grave concern at the deterioration of the political and military situation, and noting with consternation the further deterioration of an already grave humanitarian situation,

Expressing grave concern at the deterioration of the political and military situation, and noting with consternation the further deterioration of an already grave humanitarian situation,

quot Expressing grave concern at the deterioration of the political and military situation, and noting with consternation the further deterioration of an already grave humanitarian situation,

Brown died 10 days after her accident, and to the consternation of her private secretary, Sir Henry Ponsonby, Victoria began work on a eulogistic biography of Brown.

quot Expressing grave concern at the continuing deterioration of the political and military situation, and noting with consternation the further deterioration of an already grave humanitarian situation,

3. The Foreign Ministers note with consternation the adoption of Security Council resolution 943 (1994) concerning the easing of sanctions against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro).

Thereís something about Ö I mean, I still use words like ìspiritualî and ìmysticalî without furrowing my brow too much and, I admit, to the consternation of many atheists.

The emperor of Byzantium, when he received people in audience had a throne which, during the conversation would rise mysteriously in the air to the consternation of the visitors.

He took the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) exams, scoring 5 out of 150 in mathematics and 148 out of 150 in the written section, to the consternation of his teachers.

Eight years and many billions of dollars later, the Pakistani Taliban seized control of the Swat region, terrorizing the adjoining district of Buner and raising alarm and consternation through the rest of Pakistan.

quot The Bureau of the National Assembly learned with consternation of the coup d apos état that took place today, 21 October, in Burundi against the people and democratic institutions of that friendly country.

CAMBRIDGE The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently rejected proposed rules aimed at making money market funds safer in a financial crisis a rejection that has caused consternation among observers and other regulators.

These acts have aroused the concern of the Salvadorian church and of non governmental organizations the Government also has expressed consternation because of the assumption that these practices might herald a return to old ways.

The Foreign Ministers of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) in their meeting last September in New York, noted with consternation the adoption of Security Council resolution 943 (1994) concerning the easing of sanctions against Serbia and Montenegro.

8. Paragraph 12 alleges that Iraq refuses to offer information willingly and refuses to supply information at all in areas such as supplier networks and also expresses consternation that the Commission continues to ask questions about Iraq apos s past programmes.

In regard to one case, where the authorities claimed that the abductee had died in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the bones that were returned to Japan were subjected to DNA tests and found to belong to a number of other people, causing further consternation towards the end of 2004.

Consternation has also been expressed by Iraqi counterparts that the Commission continues to ask questions about Iraq apos s past programmes, despite the fact that these questions are asked because of Iraq apos s failure to fulfil its obligation to make full, final and complete disclosures on all aspects of its past programmes.

quot Expressing grave concern at the deterioration of the political and military situation in Angola, noting with consternation the further deterioration of the already grave humanitarian situation and emphasizing the importance of a continued and effective United Nations presence in Angola with a view to fostering the peace process and advancing the implementation of the Peace Accords for Angola,