Sentence examples for increasing disbelief from inspiring English sources

He recounts, with increasing disbelief, Dennison telling an interviewer that his favourite group was Coldplay.

On Friday night I watched with increasing disbelief as Karl Penhaul reported for CNN on two looters shot by police.

When the list of words connoted thought (for example, "think, reason, analyze, ponder, rational," as opposed to control lists like "hammer, shoes, jump, retrace, brown"), manipulating the thought-provoking words improved performance on a subsequent analytic thinking task and also increased religious disbelief significantly.

Kind regards Dame Esther Rantzen, DBE Founder of The Silver Line   I read Simon Kelner's column (12 November) with increasing levels of disbelief.

Increasing the sense of disbelief for many here in South Carolina, the board filed the case just as the new plant was nearly completed.

"When you look at the areas which will be cut, the anger and disbelief only increases," Dr Michael Borgas, acting secretary of the staff association, told Guardian Australia.

The researchers confirmed this effect but also found that the self-reported religious disbelief also increased compared with subjects shown a different image before being tested that did not suggest critical thinking.

To test for a causal relationship between analytical thinking and religious disbelief, the researchers devised four different ways to promote analytic thinking and then surveyed the students to see if their religious disbelief had increased by the interventions that boosted critical thinking.

The results appear to contradict Leuba's prediction that disbelief among scientists would increase as education spread.

The opposite contrast, disbelief minus belief, yielded increased signal in the superior frontal sulcus and the precentral gyrus.

Miley looked upwards in joy and disbelief, while the volume inside the arena increased.