He's worked extensively on three major festivals: Cardiff City of Culture, Newcastle City of Hope and Norwich City of Incredulity.
Nestled in among the technical skill and the engrossing sense of competition on show at these Games there are also, as in all sport, moments of incredulity – and also of comedy.
(Starkey, who is sixty-two and wears horn-rimmed glasses and a habitual expression of incredulity, is also famously impolitic: his outbursts on the BBC program "The Moral Maze" have earned him the title in the tabloids of the "rudest man in Britain").
Their initial reaction to Zidisha's unique microlending model is usually one of incredulity, but also curiosity, for most have never heard of peer-to-peer lending before.
Robert W. Poole Jr., director of transportation policy for the Reason Foundation, a libertarian research organization, also viewed the new report with a measure of incredulity, calling its conclusions "exaggerated".
Available on Mondoweiss, the full text of Gordon's op-ed has also been captured by Twitter users and is being shared with a tone of incredulity and, in some cases, outrage.
He not only pressed his right to ask a question, but he also insisted on a responsive answer and enforced the demand with glowers and expressions of incredulity when he did not get one.
The rash of corporate scandals over the past few years has produced not only outrage at the greed and shenanigans of top executives, but also incredulity that their boards of directors went along with their misdeeds.
I've also expressed incredulity at how blasé some people are about the dangers of over-consuming processed meat.
(One of the more cringe-worthy moments of the hearing was Sessions's expression of incredulity that Sotomayor might disagree with another judge on her court even though he was also Puerto Rican).
