Sentence examples for deep incredulity from inspiring English sources

Sitting at a bar on Wellington's waterfront, a look of deep incredulity is edging across Patricia Lockwood's face.

Longer in duration and louder, this responds to episodes occasioning deeper incredulity.

And some of the songs that weren't on the Citi Field set lists were the most vital ones: particularly "Maybe I'm Amazed," from his newly reissued 1970 solo debut album, "McCartney" (MPL/Hear Music), with its startling harmonic swerves and a vocal that fervently illuminated the song's affection, happy incredulity and deep need.

Werman and Harris's conversation exuded a deep joy in what they do, expressing incredulity that it's possible to create careers out of traveling, spending time with fascinating people, and sharing those people's stories with the world.

His devotion to German culture ran deep, but deeper still was a sort of dazed incredulity at the realization that a glorious nation had purposefully devolved into an efficient killing machine.

Bush tried imitating Torre's stare, the deep glower framed by the black eyebrows, mouth slightly opened to reflect incredulity: what in the world were you thinking?

So it was with incredulity that she recently watched her distance-running-obsessed husband, deep in his preparations for the New York City Marathon, unbox a new electronic muscle stimulator, a gadget he had purchased for $900 to help aid his recovery from long training runs.

Next came widespread incredulity at the news that Britain's public finances plunged deeper into the red than expected.

Spare him your incredulity.

Others reacted with incredulity.

Clegg reacts with incredulity.