| Obviously grateful for that flash of candor, he started groping for the words that might express his incredulity. |
| Before I could signal my incredulity he winked and nodded at a diagram pinned to the wall. |
| Arguments from incredulity wallow in a vulgar populism that elevates appeal to unlearned prejudice to a categorical imperative. |
| Isn't it time the designated mouthpieces of the political-financial complex wiped that look of incredulity off their faces? |
| The incredulity, thinking further back, at all the trivia through the last decade we got ourselves worked up over. |
| The piece is written with an almost amused incredulity at the sheer gall of the scheme. |
