"I find it baffling to hear that 1,700 schools have already applied," he said, his voice rising with incredulity.
"The Republican nominee for president has already said he'd dismantle all these rules that we passed," Obama said, his voice rising with incredulity.
Over pensive, minor-chord music, a female voice says, her voice rising in incredulity: "She won millions of votes … but isn't on his ticket!
"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.
Her eyebrows rise in mock incredulity.
Her work aroused a reception that may have been less hostile than that of Darwin's detractors, but her work was not understood, and gave rise to incredulity, rejection and sarcasm [ 4].
"Black candidates never been in a synagogue," he said, his eyebrows rising, a visual aid for the incredulity in his voice.
At Pecan, the claim made by the work and pensions minister Lord Freud last week that there was no evidence of a correlation between rising food bank use and welfare changes is regarded with incredulity.
It was hard to control my incredulity as I explained that, in fact, his taxes would be decreasing, not rising.
Despite more than a decade of terrorist killing, kidnapping, a rising crime rate, and confrontations in the streets between bands of armed political extremists, the first reaction to the attack on the Pope was incredulity.
Richard C. Tarlowe, the federal prosecutor who argued the appeal for the government, seized upon Judge Newman's incredulity when he rose to speak.
