Here's how it works, as illustrated by an adorably consternated second hand.
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The next two days I spent mostly in bed, too consternated to move.
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President Martin Vizcarra said on Twitter that he was "consternated" by Garcia's death, and sent his condolences to his family members.
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Despite huge interest, many Chinese became consternated when it became apparent there was no obvious live video of the event online.
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Where much of Pop was consternated with commercial culture, offering criticism steeped in the language of advertising graphics, Kurt, who lived in Germany for a year after finishing graduate school, relied solely on direct observation.
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I tried to get a good shot of him, but I'm serious when I say that the dude didn't hold still for longer than four seconds, so this rather consternated face of his was the best I could manage.
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Homecoming makes a bit of a straight-faced joke out of the small scale of Toomes' operations: eight years after the events of The Avengers, his men are still peddling their supervillain gear out of the backs of trucks, including to a consternated wannabe hood named Aaron (Donald Glover) who was just looking for a simple handgun.
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Reacting to Infantino's takeover—and allegedly over disputes about Infantino's proposed $2 million salary—Scala resigned immediately, releasing a statement saying, "I am consternated about this decision because it undermines a central pillar of the good governance of FIFA, and it destroys a substantial achievement of the reforms," adding that he hoped his resignation would be a "wake-up call" for people working to reform FIFA.
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Jeff and Sky react with consternated expressions and then Sky takes the vial of forgetfulness fluid from his pocket, pours it all into his own glass, drinks it and stares directly into the camera for the fadeout.
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But Shetty is unfazed. He makes a simple phone call to a high ranking cop who immediately asks Anant to back off. Anant cites the context and the overwhelming evidence but is still ordered to step away. A consternated, resentful and hapless Anant leaves, feeling intensely humiliated.
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Sargent wrote, "it has been exhibited … and has consternated many people."O'Hare, Mary-Kate; John Singer Sargent and Modern Womanhood; The Magazine Antiques; 1 March 2006Trevor J. Fairbrother; John Singer Sargent: The Sensualist; Seattle Art Museum; 2000; Page 51 These events attracted the likes of Claude Monet, Camille Pissarro, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Auguste Rodin, Alfred Sisley and James McNeill Whistler.Catalogue for the sale of the Collection George Petit, March 4-5, 1921 Sisley held large retrospective exhibitions at the Galerie Georges Petit in the 1880s and 1890s. This was something of a coup for Petit, as Sisley had been previously associated with Durand-Ruel.
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See also: A Temple With Much History, Our Lady of Guadalupe ChurchA Temple With Much History, Our Lady of Guadalupe Church In 1923, a young immigrant couple from Colima, Mexico arrived by boat to the beaches of San Francisco, they were Don Elias and Dona Maria Silva. The lady came already expecting and soon after her arrival gave birth to a girl, whom they named Ramona. The little girl became seriously ill a few months after birth. Don Elias, who was working near the Church of Guadalupe, consternated, promised the Virgin that if she was saved, he would come to bring her a serenade.
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