Sentence examples for express incredulity from inspiring English sources
The Celtic manager opted not to speak after the game but used his Twitter page to express incredulity.
Efficiency proponents often express incredulity at the idea that squeezing more consumption from less fuel could somehow carry an environmental cost.
After recording a dozen episodes of the podcast, called "WTF" (Internet slang to express incredulity), Maron returned home to Los Angeles and, with McDonald's help, converted his garage into a recording studio.
Admission directors at institutions that don't mandate scores for their merit scholarships express incredulity at the practice: if the tests are a valid measure of who should and shouldn't get merit aid, why not require them for all students?
In multicultural and tolerant Britain is it really too much to ask that the norm of face-to-face communications be respected?Bruce GuyLondonSIR – When historians look back on this period they will express incredulity that so much heat could have been generated over an item of clothing that so few Muslim women actually wear.
On the other side of the debate are the Board of Education, the parents of many of the schoolchildren in Community School District 24 and several local politicians, who express incredulity that some people think the community is more in need of paper clips and cheap pens than a place to teach children how to read.
He is animated, expressing incredulity when an answer displeases him.
At a news conference, Mr. Reid expressed incredulity at the opposition.
When Horn replied that they found out only this September, Barton expressed incredulity.
Diplomats and rights campaigners who have observed the trial expressed incredulity at the verdict.
