Sentence examples for complete incredulity from inspiring English sources

Yankees danced around the front of the dugout, hugging, shouting, their faces betraying complete incredulity.

Of the stories told about the three generations of the Lavender/Roux family, Emilenne's was my least favourite because of the complete incredulity of it.

My friend's remark was met with complete incredulity by these young women as one of them responded, quite reasonably when you stop to think about it, "Is that legal?!" It is legal, of course.

During an interview with Ryan Seacrest on the red carpet, inside a Bing-sponsored booth wallpapered with the Bing logo, Pattinson asked, with "complete incredulity," while inspecting a gift bag, "What is Bing?" Ouch.

In Labour circles George Galloway's byelection victory was greeted with complete and utter incredulity.

(Asked with that extra edge of incredulity--like I must be a complete idiot).

At the end of the film, Arroway is put into a position that she had traditionally viewed with skepticism and contempt: that of believing something with complete certainty, despite being unable to prove it in the face of not only widespread incredulity and skepticism (which she admits that as a scientist she would normally share) but also evidence apparently to the contrary.

Incredulity, sorrow, and humiliation swept over her.

And many travellers are high not only on booze or drugs – a euphoria pervades the riverside bars and clubs that has more to do with the complete absence of rules or responsibilities, a kids-in-a-candy-store incredulity that you can go wild here and nobody will stop you.

Since the Obama administration has not yet clearly articulated a trade policy or even sent several completed trade agreements to Congress, his pledge to double exports in five years was greeted with incredulity, even among Democratic trade policy experts.

Others reacted with incredulity.