Sentence examples for an expression of incredulity from inspiring English sources

Or – less an assertion of truth than an expression of incredulity – This is London?

Mr. Bartlett said the response was not laughter but an expression of incredulity at the question.

Then the first trace of uneasiness; the second, closer glance, followed by an expression of incredulity and dismay.

And Mr. Bush today reacted to Mr. Gore's pledge to swear off unlimited donations to political parties so long as Mr. Bush did, with an expression of incredulity.

But Simpson, shaking his head and grinning with an expression of incredulity, showed the jurors that he could not fully extend his fingers into the tips of the gloves.

A woman came up and read the sign, with an expression of angry incredulity.

Which may be why the obsession with blame and explanation will not subside: the search itself is an expression of our incredulity and heartbreak.

(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").

Nick, played with a perfectly pitched expression of incredulity by a newcomer, Jesse Eisenberg (elder brother of the Pepsi girl Hallie Kate Eisenberg), has skipped town after some unexplained flare-up at home.

(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).

One of the many laments I could relate to, for instance, following the recent loss of David Bowie was the simple expression of incredulity that death could catch even him, that someone who had seemed so much bigger than life should actually have to go.