As many South Africans express disbelief that the government is trying to control creative expression, a seemingly similar number deride the work for being racist and disrespectful of their President.
It is often used to express disbelief, and to pass a kind of incredulous judgment.
Volunteers are quick to praise their efforts but also express disbelief at the lack of formal organisation.
Beckham is said to express disbelief that young Arthur is able to pull off the famous feat.
Mulan actor Ming-Na Wen was among Hollywood stars to express disbelief that another attack had taken place as people had come together to be entertained.
In Britain people often express disbelief that I spend so much time in a region noted for its negative headlines, places decimated by war, poverty and brutal government.
Others express disbelief and a sense of betrayal that Americans - described in one poem as "protectors of peace" - could deny detainees any kind of justice.
My friends back East continue to express disbelief, saying, "You who need pavement are going for hikes in the woods?" But who wouldn't?
A reader can't be blamed for talking back to characters when they express disbelief in their own paint-by-numbers plot.
So infamous was his Bruce Forsyth-esque jawline, it became playground slang to express disbelief by tugging on one's imaginary beard and shouting: "Jimmy Hill!
Before the crash, when it was possible to believe that globalised capitalism would go on making us richer and more liberal forever (at least if you didn't read John Gray) the new atheism was one of the few ways to express disbelief and fear and loathing in the way the world was going.
