Sentence examples similar to faced incredulity from inspiring English sources

Still, this is the man that was faced with incredulity when he vowed to recycle rocket boosters, then went ahead and made the whole thing look like child's play.

Faced with incredulity, in 2010 the NSPCC published a second study based on interviews with children and young adults.

The thing about wearing a boarding pass on your wrist is that it is both impossible to misplace and is always immediately to hand.The one thing that concerns me is being faced with the incredulity of an official at the gate.

So people who want to enact sensible immigration policies to help everybody — to make the roads safer, as Gov. Eliot Spitzer would with his driver's license plan, or to allow immigrants' children to go to college or serve in the military — face the inevitable incredulity and outrage.

"The other is the face of incredulity when someone realizes they have a job".

Distress at the loss was amplified by the sheer incredulity of facing a second air disaster in five months.

News of the Malaysia Airlines crash in Ukraine has been greeted with not just horror but disbelief in Malaysia, where distress at the loss was amplified by the sheer incredulity of facing a second air disaster in five months.

6.21am BST News of the crash has been greeted with not just horror but disbelief in Malaysia, where distress at the loss was amplified by the sheer incredulity of facing a second air disaster in five months, writes the Guardian's China correspondent Tania Branigan.

In addition to the incredulity of their colleagues, Dr. Lisa Randall of Princeton University and Dr. Raman Sundrum of Stanford University faced a big theoretical challenge in making their theory of space-time work.

I recall the look of incredulity on the face of a Japanese journalist sitting next to me as Mr Huckabee joked with people just a few feet in front of us.

A look of incredulity spreads across her face.