A miracle is a miracle is a miracle, and all of them, from all religions, are to be accepted calmly and without prejudice and without expressed incredulity.
The unseasonable snowstorm that swept across the Northeast this weekend left millions without power and inspired incredulity.
We who have known what it is to live without freedom watch with incredulity as you who call yourselves liberals -- who claim to believe so fervently in women's and minority rights -- make common cause with the forces in the world that manifestly pose the greatest threats to just those things.
Almost without fail, they have expressed incredulity at our prime minister's position.
During my visit, I was asked with incredulity how I manage without a microwave, a television or a washer and a dryer.
Yet somehow, I managed to grow up in Canada without learning how to canoe, an admission greeted with incredulity by all my friends who are veterans of summer camp.
One day, Graham had read aloud a few lines he'd written on the back of an envelope: "I had paid my last farewell to Harry a week ago, when his coffin was lowered into the frozen February ground, so that it was with incredulity that I saw him pass by, without a sign of recognition, among the host of strangers in the Strand".
The sheer mental strength needed to bat for over nine hours, as Mr Trott did against Pakistan in 2010, without losing your discipline will be looked back on with incredulity.
I am always baffled that in France a near-perfect ham and cheese baguette comes without mustard, and polite requests for a dash of Dijon are frequently met with incredulity.
Others reacted with incredulity.
