Sentence examples for expression of incredulity from inspiring English sources
Or – less an assertion of truth than an expression of incredulity – This is London?
Mr. Bartlett said the response was not laughter but an expression of incredulity at the question.
Then the first trace of uneasiness; the second, closer glance, followed by an expression of incredulity and dismay.
And Mr. Bush today reacted to Mr. Gore's pledge to swear off unlimited donations to political parties so long as Mr. Bush did, with an expression of incredulity.
Nick, played with a perfectly pitched expression of incredulity by a newcomer, Jesse Eisenberg (elder brother of the Pepsi girl Hallie Kate Eisenberg), has skipped town after some unexplained flare-up at home.
(One of the more cringe-worthy moments of the hearing was Sessions's expression of incredulity that Sotomayor might disagree with another judge on her court even though he was also Puerto Rican).
He's worked extensively on three major festivals: Cardiff City of Culture, Newcastle City of Hope and Norwich City of Incredulity.
He not only pressed his right to ask a question, but he also insisted on a responsive answer and enforced the demand with glowers and expressions of incredulity when he did not get one.
At the nightclub reference, the camera shifts to three young women who are listening, and the shot freezes on their expressions of incredulity as the words, "Break the Rules of White.
In a local news report aired on ABC affiliate WJLA in Washington, DC on July 11 , 2007 the anchors are seen to exchange expressions of incredulity when referring to a salvia story with the following introduction "Now, an exclusive I-Team investigation of a hallucinogenic drug that has begun to sweep the nation.
