英語 での Consternation の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Consternation amongst the crew.
You can imagine the client's consternation.
There is consternation in the halls of evil.
The dance of our glances, challenge, abdication, effacement, the perfume of our consternation.
I can see the consternation in your eyes, Josef.
Kennedy's decision to bypass the Federal Reserve Banks caused consternation in Washington and London.
To his consternation, Jie chose to remain where he was and was burnt to death.
I have examined these diverse, voluminous reports with consternation and a sense of moral outrage.
In spite of their consternation, Jesus proceeds all the more emphatically:.
It is also a case in which the use of symbolic demands, at least initially,provoked ridicule and consternation.
A good friend(Apollos) saw my consternation and we began to talk of other doctrines.
On the night of the 16th of November, 1811,an earthquake occurred that produced great consternation among the people.
But with any“new” medium also comes a level of consternation and bewilderment over its nuances and unfamiliarity.
On the night of 16th November[sic], 1811, an earthquake occurred,that produced great consternation amongst the people.
Consternation of the doubled, climbing to the scheme has had some self-mockery, it's decision not hesitate to board the mountain.
We're aware that the President's strong leadership has caused consternation among some in our alliance.
The move caused consternation in Washington, however, with Vice President Mike Pence calling the deployment an“unnecessary provocation.”.
Heinrich Scham, in his charming little pamphlet Nackende Menschen,(2)describes the consternation of the commercial people at such ideas:.
Why is it that you are filled with fear and consternation when you see the kingdom being divested of these lukewarm multitudes and these halfhearted disciples?
The assault at Zeebrugge a few miles away from Ostend was more successful andthe blocking of the major channel did cause some consternation amongst the German forces in Bruges.
Russian default would cause consternation and crisis in the European banking system, which is exactly what Russia wants in order to break up Europe's support of US sanctions.
And one of the continent's chief Eurosceptics, British politician Nigel Farage,has become an idol to some young Germans- to the consternation of many others.
You can save yourself alot of consternation by focusing upon the needs of the website visitors you are seeking to attract, rather than chasing the frequently changing ranking algorithms of several search engines.
Even in Germany, where publishers have been far more concerned about the potential ePrivacy Regulation's arrival than the GDPR,Google's latest updates have caused consternation.
Washington's decision to back down provoked consternation among US allies not only in the Middle East, but in Asia, where Obama's“pivot” has encouraged Japan and other countries to adopt a more aggressive stance towards China.
The huge inflows of peoples from America's massive slaughter of populations in seven countries, enabled by the Europeans themselves,is causing political consternation in Europe and the revival of far-right political parties.
Abrams, whose links with Israeliintelligence has always been a point of consternation with US counter-intelligence officials, is part of an old cabal of right-wing anti-Soviet Democrats who coalesced around Senator Henry Jackson in the 1970s.
Kennedy's address was well received at home and abroad and received a favorable and supportive response from Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev,but it caused consternation among the warhawks in the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
While both agreed that it would be most reasonable for George III's eldest son and heir apparent, the Prince of Wales, to act as regent,to Pitt's consternation Fox suggested that it was the Prince of Wales's absolute right to act on his ill father's behalf with full powers.
And therefore the Church must react with all the courage it can muster, not conforming itself to the times, not falling to its knees before the world, but“bringing,with holy consternation, the gift of faith to all, the gift of friendship with Christ.”.