Examples of using Consternation in English and their translations into German
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The reaction was consternation.
Your consternation did not help. It was in the way.
O keep away in sleepless consternation.
What a consternation of soul was mine that dreary afternoon!
You must excuse my consternation.
Much to the consternation of the‘real' breeders, who did have that sort of money.
I spent the Monday in complete consternation.
In this chaos of death and consternation, Laschen encounters a woman.
This new axis is already provoking huge consternation.
He could already see Kamisama's consternation, over there, at the palace above the cloud.
March 5, 2015- A video has provoked worldwide consternation.
To her consternation she can barely speak, she only manages to give her address, i.e. most of it.
This phase filled the old lady's heart with consternation.
He reportedly caused some consternation in the American camp when he told former US Secretary of State Robert S.
Today the news is not good. There is consternation.
Great was their consternation when they recognized that their brother, Joseph, had become minister and counselor to the Pharaoh.
The slowing precedes the exit,thus throwing the smug assumptions of man into consternation.
At the same time, however, I understand the consternation and grief of many Serbs in Kosovo, and of course also in Serbia itself.
However, among Western governments, to whom the launch came as a complete surprise,there was far more consternation than celebration.
Upon the receipt of this news, consternation reigned in Jerusalem, but both king and people were reassured by the prophet Isaiah Is 7.
Helga Palmisano's focus to the lifenamly also registers seismographic moods of consternation, discomfort and surprise if it's about topical events.
There was much consternation from scientists as there was a fear that they would be affected by the toxic and polluted waters of the harbor.
Initially, the first stainless steel watches gave cause for some consternation: these new timepieces were regarded as too heavy, too expensive and too large.
Much to the consternation of the Western media, Chinese people worldwide lashed out against its allegedly biased coverage of the Tibetan riot.
Mr President, I would like to express here the sympathy and consternation of our group in the face of the earthquakes in Turkey and Greece.
Consternation over the Brazilian bills led to a worldwide petition signed by almost 69,000 individuals and organizations.
This misconception is the source of too much consternation for those trying to do business with these websites when they receive their package deals.
This created a huge growth in black jack gamblers at the US betting houses who were attempting to implement Dr. Ed Thorp's tactics,much to the consternation of the casinos.
There was a very emotional reaction, great consternation and sympathy in reaction to the news of the terrible consequences of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
I have, to my consternation, discovered through being out in society that it is virtually only active citizens who are monitoring whether EU legislation is being respected in many places.