Sentence examples for Incredulous from inspiring English sources

"How can you [force] closure?" she asks, incredulous.

Commonly, as I rode, children ran alongside, shouting, people thronged, incredulous at this western woman, alone on a motorbike, unable to make even my "xin cha" (hello) understood in their tonal language.

Mr Kibaki, for his part, said Mr Odinga's Orange Democratic Movement was making unreasonable demands and trying to politicise the civil service.Kenyans and diplomats alike are incredulous.

More than once, incredulous shoppers handed over cash-stuffed books to the guests manning the till.

"Perhaps people are already at work," suggests a friend, incredulous.

This view left Justice Alito, who concurred in the holding but for different reasons, incredulous.

Since Microsoft is a profit-maximising firm, and since it is not charging the monopolist's profit-maximising price, Mr Schmalensee deduces that it cannot be a monopoly.At this the government's attorney was incredulous.

The families of the dozens he had killed as informers were incredulous.

The myth that the budget deficit was caused by Labour "overspending" has become such a "fact" in the minds of the public that Ed Miliband was greeted with incredulous abuse by the studio audience when he tried, very mildly, to put the record straight.

Do they feel good after killing the people?" Afrah Qureshi said Sara's father was incredulous at first, when she had a conversation with him in English.

"More than two hundred schoolgirls!" Eight months on, she still sounds incredulous as she recalls the moment she heard Boko Haram had kidnapped more than 300 students in north-eastern Nigeria.