As a result, the entire notion of peace negotiations has been discredited and consigned to outright condemnation, deep disbelief, and profound apathy among Palestinians, further weakening the national movement's political credibility and standing.
Our member organisations know how deep disbelief and victim-blaming goes in institutions and communities.
One note read: "On behalf of our village I would like to express our deep sadness and disbelief that something like this should happen.
Mr. Bush's spokesman, Scott McClellan, characterized the president's reaction as "one of deep disgust and disbelief that anyone who wears our uniform would engage in such shameful and appalling acts".
I'm the mayor of Charleston, but I knew that!" But perhaps most of all there was shame, a deep collective national disbelief that the world's sole remaining superpower could not -- or at least had not -- responded faster and more forcefully to a disaster that had been among its own government's worst-case possibilities for years.
But Twilley also captures LIGO's more human aspects, from the scene of that hotel meeting in 1975, when Thorne drank Dr Pepper and Weiss smoked a corncob pipe, to the deep joy, bordering on disbelief, with which they and their thousand or so collaborators greeted the 2015 signal.
The authors of [84] proposed the hybrid deep learning model, called DisBelief, to address the issue of high dimensionality in big data streams.
It was a deep, heavy sigh – halfway between disbelief and the dawning realisation that this was really going to bugger up her day.
Children milled at the periphery, unsure how to behave or navigate the deep well of grief and disbelief in which they'd found themselves.
But behind this disbelief was a deeper problem: the fact that I was bothered by the McCords's goodness, period.
Throughout the course of the day we saw the teenagers go through a whole range of emotions - from disbelief to shock to deep sadness.
