Sentence examples for incredulity on from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, 17 January 1920, the Manchester Guardian reported with mild incredulity on one of the most extraordinary experiments in modern democratic history.

And then, perhaps in response to the incredulity on my face, one of the young women explained, "I'm not from here originally, and I did think that something was weird about the friendliness when I first arrived".

Cue further incredulity on my part.

It's a claim met with widespread incredulity on the island.

Incredulity on this scale suggests that our media haven't been paying attention.

Consider the young Labour MPs, now wandering lost round the corridors of Westminster with grins of incredulity on their faces.

Joan recounts, with incredulity, that one sold on eBay for $1,975 – around £1,300.

My convictions are not based on grounds of personal incredulity but on molecular fossils (Tab. 1) which are 'eye witnesses' of the mechanism that gave origin to the genetic code (see also replies to Reviewer 3).

I've always looked on with the incredulity of an amateur at the success of the series.

John Boaler Calne, Wiltshire One can only imagine the incredulity of the medical profession on learning that Professor Paul Curran has received a knighthood in the New Year honours list, in recognition of his work in education and as a "transformational university leader".

And watched the incredulity grow on their faces as they contemplated the stupidity of adults.