disbelief造句

He looked at his hand in disbelief.

Audrey looked at me in disbelief.

She stared back at him with livid disbelief.

Argentina's press reacted to the result with disbelief.

Common reactions are: shock, pity, disbelief, helplessness, or endless questions.

The mood was one of anger, disbelief and betrayal.

He turns away from the monitor to look at me in disbelief. "Fucking horseshit."

There is some disbelief at the speed at which this happened.

A look of disbelief, then a grin, spread across his face.

You might say it with disgust, disbelief or a dismissive tone, but you don’t scream it.

She gazed at me in disbelief when I told her the news.

Public reaction has followed a pattern, beginning with shock and disbelief: "They seemed like the ideal couple, so perfect together."

Vegetable sellers mulled around the scene of the explosion in its aftermath, looking dazed and in disbelief.

"I just don't get why women do that," he exclaimed to me, shaking his head in disbelief.

CHINA is a second-rank middle power that has mastered the art of diplomatic theatre: it has us willingly suspending our disbelief in its strength.

Hundreds of news Web sites have published evidence that Obama was born in the United States, but disbelief persists. Why is this?

Consistent with the previous experiment they found that people who had a 'chronic disbelief' in free will were less likely to be helpful to others.

No matter, too, that this time they parted in stunned disbelief, heads shaking, rather than in acrimony, recrimination and spite, as at Cancún in 2003.

When I pointed this out on Twitter, the reaction was one of astonished disbelief that I might ever not want to be viewing multiple tabs.

Third, customers have to suspend disbelief and try to behave as if having the team explore its way to the final product will yield better results than specifying everything up front.

They both walked very gingerly up to the pond and then I stared in disbelief as she first tested whether the ice would hold her weight before leading the girl onto it.

It is said that when the good burghers of Amsterdam were first presented with a rhinoceros-armoured, horned, three-toed, with a prehensile lip-spectators shook their heads in disbelief.