Examples of using Consternation in English and their translations into Romanian
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Much to the consternation of faithful church members, a new theology has gradually permeated both large
After the consternation, he probably didn't want to talk to anybody.
There was some consternation that night that I had excluded Violet from my will, but tomorrow I'm going to put that right.
The two cryptologists created consternation by breaking the first message within a couple of hours;
all of you will understand if I express to you my sorrow and consternation at the death of Jorge Semprún,
Nevertheless, allow me to express my consternation and at the same time,
The creation of a new Ministry of Information Policy within the Ukrainian government has caused widespread consternation among Ukrainians, leading some to dub it the"Ministry of Truth.".
it is a large tree that can lead to the consternation of the baby.
When the attack of Doolitle was. effected on skies of Tokyo, it had a species of consternation, because the military. they guaranteed some times to the public, that the Japanese sky was impenetrable.
there are plenty of others who do not share this enthusiasm and voice consternation about the potential to use this technology for nefarious purposes such as.
almost perfectly efficient power centers, would only add to your confusion and consternation.
(DE) Mr President, you will probably have heard in the meantime that there is serious consternation and disquiet among the members of the Committee on Regional Development,
This decision caused immense consternation in London, where the Foreign Secretary,
It was also President Trump who created consternation and discontent after he had previously cancelled a visit to an American military cemetery in the north of France simply because of the unfavorable weather.
for behind their domestic argument and the mother's consternation, you will find the traumatic paralysis of the immigrant Other,
I was on the island and observed the consternation and fear of the people who live there
now that we have put down in black and white all the points concerning our consternation in relation to the misuse of power
that made it crumble to the consternation of the entire city.
Brown died 10 days after her accident, and to the consternation of her private secretary,
during the conversation would rise mysteriously in the air to the consternation of the visitors.