Examples of using Consternation in English and their translations into Italian
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which causes consternation in many circles.
all of the Christian Occident into consternation and terror.
will be remembered for decades with sure consternation.
barbarian gesture of incredible violence has hit the United States seeding destruction and consternation, causing thousands of innocent victims.
Like us, she's in consternation and panic at the thought that the thief could be someone as close as her cousin Godfrey.
the subsequent agitation by the PCI for cabinet posts caused a great deal of consternation.
Upon the receipt of this news, consternation reigned in Jerusalem,
The front page of The Irish News has caused consternation in Ireland north and south,
Now then, Kostya!' said Oblonsky, feigning consternation.'You have got to decide an important point,
In the face of all our concern and consternation they offer simply the shrug of self-determination.
But it caused consternation among Europe's biotechnologists, because outright rejection naturally deprived them of the upsurge in motivation which the draft directive was meant to provide.
I understand the pain and consternation expressed by many Members
After initial consternation, Osborne experimented on the issue back at his workplace and confirmed Mpemba's finding.
expresses the state of consternation, of confusion, that seizes a person when he is the victim of a strong pain.
The CRTC, to the surprise and consternation of almost all Applicants,
The collapse in stock prices then produces consternation among consumers when they see the loss in value of their stock holdings.
it is consternation, whereas in the very whole USSR the field of triumph in the honor of the new hero bursts,
To the consternation of his congregation, his first sermon was quite similar to the address he had given before the Convention.
With his bicycle a wreck and consternation all around, it marked the end of this Tour of Flanders for Jesper Skibby- an d for the Koppenberg.
After a period of consternation, there was a question of celebrating the Eucharist in these profaned churches.