Sentence examples for incredulity among from inspiring English sources

Such demands provoke incredulity among Morocco's political elite.

The prospect of a military candidacy would be met with met by incredulity among some Egyptian revolutionaries.

Landis's years of self-delusion might prompt incredulity among outsiders but it is nothing novel in cycling's recent past.

His claim was greeted with a flurry of coverage in American newspapers, and with some incredulity among American politicians and nuclear experts.

"I felt some science-fiction energy phenomenon, some shazzam!, coursing between us," she writes, which will no doubt prompt incredulity among some readers — and outright envy among others.

Moreover, he cited a "profound incredulity" among ordinary workers that an airline the size of United could end up in bankruptcy court.

Since the Obama administration has not yet clearly articulated a trade policy or even sent several completed trade agreements to Congress, his pledge to double exports in five years was greeted with incredulity, even among Democratic trade policy experts.

And much reporting of the Lille case has featured Lévy-style incredulity over delicacy among prostitutes, two of whom complained of being treated as, to use their word, an "object" by DSK.

She singles out for special scorn Plath's "full set" of white-and-gold Samsonite luggage, which (Kopp reports) inspired "much amazement, incredulity, and humor among the British" when they saw her with it on drab railway platforms.

Autobiography is close to the surface in songs like the brief, jazzy "Quick," which she sings with zigzag syncopations over just bass and drums, darting among anger, incredulity and pain.

A very common reaction among really good guitar players at Jeff Beck concerts is what I call, The Incredulous Giggles of Incredulity.