Examples of using Consternation in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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To the consternation of closed windows.
Inside there was fear and consternation.
This has caused consternation in universities.
Hebler came to him in great consternation.
This has caused consternation among some purists.
I read your email with some consternation.
A good friend(Apollos) saw my consternation and we began to talk of other doctrines.
The news of his death caused great consternation.
Will cause consternation in the board rooms of coal companies and the palaces of oil-exporting states.".
The article caused great consternation in Bahrain.
Especially in a state of physical exhaustion,emotional shock or sudden consternation.
Trump's changing position caused consternation among Senate Republicans.
Altogether it contains 37 local Ukrainian ceremonies,whose inclusion caused consternation in Moscow.
In society it has caused consternation, since the military has stated that the Lithuanian radars have not fixed.
He began slowly taking off his overcoat and everybody, including my father and I, was staring at him in consternation.
In 1871, Butlerov organized,"to the consternation of many of his fellow scientists," the first scientific commission for the investigation of the mediumistic phenomena.
The subtleties of Britishmanners can be a source of bewilderment and consternation to many foreign visitors.
The hold on funds provoked consternation, if not panic, at the State and Defense Departments because the law required them to spend the money by the end of the fiscal year on Sept. 30 or lose it.
The Tyrells leverage this position and begin to build power in the capital,much to Cersei's consternation.
King Kong is appeared first on screens in 1933,immediately caused consternation, and then won the sympathy of the audience, not only the film, but also film critics.
As far as you mentioning the moral abuse of minors by priests I can only, as you know,acknowledge it with profound consternation.
To the band's consternation, they were forced to cancel their appearance at the prestigious National Jazz and Blues Festival, informing the music press that Barrett was suffering from nervous exhaustion.
It means that it no longer supports the lower vibrations and is causing much consternation amongst the beings at that level.
To the consternation of the Ukraine leader, though, the conflict with pro-Russian separatists is slowly mutating in the public mind from a heroic struggle into yet another sinkhole of profiteering and graft.
As Kapitsa expected, the special status of the newschool with its different“rules of engagement” caused much consternation and resistance within the university.
While the first wave of assassinations from October1972 to early 1973 caused greater consternation among Palestinian officials, it was the raid on Lebanon- Operation Spring of Youth in April 1973- that truly shocked the Arab world.
Back in 1926 when Digby wrote his book on the mammoths, the extinction of the woollymammoths had already caused much consternation among scientists for one hundred years.
Much to the consternation of the French and the indépendantistes within the Quebec government, Ottawa and the provinces reached an agreement similar to the arrangement employed in Zaire- with a federal representative leading a single delegation composed of delegates from the interested provinces.
Among everyone who knows him-- from employees to bookmakers to politicians and investigators-- he elicits admiration, fear,jealousy and consternation in nearly equal measures.
