“If we were to disarm, as these ladies advise, war would come upon us with consternate suddenness.”

“Of course, I can't instead say that Abba were technically wishing you a happy 1990, as that would consternate my audience.”

“He would consternate over cabinet pulls as if it was the greatest decision in his life.”

“As with other revolutions, change consternates some people and organizations.”

“Raymond Schroth's The American Jesuits more than fills this void, offering a perspective of the order that by turns reveals, inspires and consternates.”

“All of this mightily consternates the ruthless T-man Clenteen, who wants both the goods and revenge for his murdered colleagues, in no particular order of preference.”

“I was consternated by some of the immediate responses individuals fired off at her.”

“I have recommended it to every friend I have had who was consternated by what they were facing in corporate structure.”

“The man, 46, had recently consternated society by marrying an 18-year-old, who was not only younger than his son but also five months pregnant.”