Sentence examples for incredulity that from inspiring English sources

"They're playing!" I looked at the man with an incredulity that bordered on anger.

"Why you?" asked Wogan with an incredulity that reflected the mood of the land.

Mr. Romney speculated that Mr. Obama had rethought that remark because of the "incredulity that came screaming back from the American people" in the days since.

"You don't know anything about golf?" said Darren McAlonie, the manager, with that rising note of incredulity that was beginning to get on my nerves.

Chaney has just been given a contract extension, which is received with the kind of incredulity that greeted Marisa Tomei's Best Supporting Actress Oscar for "My Cousin Vinnie".

"The French viewed the descent en masse of Her Majesty's press on Chevaline and Annecy with incredulity that, as the days passed, turned into a mix of astonishment and admiration," Kim Wilsher reported from Paris in The Guardian.

For all the praise they heap upon this singular director, they tend to write with a note of incredulity that so talented an artist could possibly choose to live in a different capital city.

What's most interesting about Goldberg is that it's his incredulity that makes him such a great reporter.

With an incredulity that has to be seen to be believed, Genevieve Caron describes her dismay at seeing, "men praying on all fours on little carpets.

I think it was with incredulity that anyone read the article," he said.

Each one was greeted by the player's animated incredulity that he had been penalised.