「consternation」の共起表現(1語右で並び替え)

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There was considerable public consternation about the marriage and the possibility of
Chief Obafemi Awolowo, causing widespread consternation across western Nigeria.
This is cause for much consternation among traditional enthusiasts/devotees of
he head as he was leaving the gym, causing consternation among those present when the incident happ
h single women among them caused a greater consternation among the “Westerners” in port settlement.
red the absence of the soothsayer, causing consternation among the villagers who were told by the s
ommissioned as a raider-were causing great consternation among merchants in the North by voraciousl
schedule was implemented in 1969, causing consternation amongst the fire fighters.
at the landing and created a great deal of consternation amongst the Confederates.
His behaviour after the invasion caused consternation amongst the locals as he appeared to be wa
ocking of the major channel did cause some consternation amongst the German forces in Bruges.
n a free transfer in July 2001 caused some consternation amongst the club's supporters.
t would have caused him no small amount of consternation and pain.
office of Pillaiyan, leading to government consternation and intervention.
s third son Sengge as his successor to the consternation and disbelief of Tseten and Tsobda Batur.
Civil War-a conflict that caused him great consternation and may have brought about his premature d
sciplined hosts which soon arrived, to his consternation and embarrassment.
the nation and the city are in as great a consternation as can be imagined."
There was much political consternation at the ruling.
s and on the film, as well as Chaka Khan's consternation at being "Broooced" (Raitt deadpanned back
delivered their Hunterian oration, causing consternation at his second oration in 1826 by using the
total silence, much to his junior officers consternation, before stating quietly: "Cocks is dead".
esents an exercise in both controversy and consternation, but certainly the Wilson/Holiday sides be
e also sang "Matilda" to great acclaim and consternation by some when it did not win the competitio
He also caused consternation by suggesting the football teams of the fo
meet the foe, amongst whom he caused such consternation by the boldness of his rush, as to leave l
To Yeo's consternation, dawn on 13 January showed a sail approach
e under seal because it wanted to preclude consternation from its customers and a "surge of inquiry
To Himmler's consternation, Hitler's fondness for Gesche stemming fro
The article caused consternation in the Brazilian press.
The broadcast of the report led to some consternation in French-speaking Belgium.
The judgment occasioned general consternation in the country, and the judges were treate
failure prompted a great deal of mirth and consternation in the British and European media.
simply a deception to buy time, it caused consternation in the Confederate capitol at Richmond.
This caused some consternation in some Army circles, with representation
In the later role he caused consternation in some quarters in 2003 for describing To
is capacity as a private detective, caused consternation in official quarters, leading to at least
This caused consternation in the government, which feared that his s
f the fire retardant, prompting widespread consternation in the Croatian press and public regarding
Norman caused considerable consternation, including with the young Kennedy senators
Such was the consternation of the American Psychological Association
creates a minor media splash, much to the consternation of a Priest in the hospital.
Much to the consternation of some, Brooks called Young "an accessory
y report to the registrar's office, to the consternation of the traditionally-minded, and to the de
an soon begin to fall in love, much to the consternation of her ex-boyfriend Randy Bigelow (Larry L
ort of the Bishop of Salisbury much to the consternation of a former Catholic mayor of the town, Wi
rike, he was recalled by Cincinnati to the consternation of several of his teammates who had gone o
ch allows them to stay in business, to the consternation of the adult competitor.
gional Mexican KLAX-FM "La X," much to the consternation of its fans.
Slowly, much to the consternation of them both, she and Charles find themsel
dditional grants of land, sometimes to the consternation of the people who lived there.
tional Assembly again in 1960, much to the consternation of President Chehab.
out of 150 in the written section, to the consternation of his teachers.
ts-operating somewhat as a maverick to the consternation of many of Central and Western Canada's bu
"We were filled with an absolute consternation of astonishment," Huc noted in his famous
or motor cross and quad bikes, much to the consternation of the people living nearby).
killed in a hail of bullets (to the later consternation of von Scherbach and Schulz) by camp guard
n the stock exchange listings, much to the consternation of both the law-enforcement officialdom an
found their way over the bank, much to the consternation of the occupants of the junks."
sue construction bonds in the city, to the consternation of white landowners, Shepherd nonetheless
velopers have created much controversy and consternation on the part of long standing Harmony resid
ted to the Democratic gains include public consternation over the launch of Sputnik and Cold War po
Furthermore, he learns to his consternation that the longer he stays in that form, the
After some internal consternation the congress however decided to place him
And so, much to Billy's increasing consternation, the townspeople begin to view him no long
"To our consternation, the fuses, which had been constructed to
locals initially greeted the project with consternation; there was an enormous upheaval to village
vacate, however, and to Washington's great consternation, they tried to court Tanacharison as an al
This caused great consternation to Maldeo, who immediately (and wrongly) s
This rule created considerable consternation to the panellists on a programme during th
benefice or prebend, which was a source of consternation to the clergy.
h so that all kings trembled, and in their consternation turned to Balaam, inquiring whether this u
as light as the day and, to King Gustav's consternation, unfavourable southwesterly winds prevente
the high road to Irvine: but, to our great consternation, we found it was the point from which seve
art; its consecration in 1950 caused much consternation within the ranks of the clergy of France,