disbelieving造句

Her disbelieving son insisted: "Just let me eat it! There is no ghost!"

He was a stuttering, faltering, disbelieving young man, much like the young Moses in his pride.

Seeing is believing. And then disbelieving. And maybe believing once more.

The charges against him were: corrupting the young and disbelieving in the Gods that the city believes in.

The screams and wails of the injured and mourning mixed with prayers and hymns from dazed, disbelieving survivors caked in dust and blood.

We fly with him to the United States and see it, as he saw it, with envy and a touch of disbelieving mockery.

All attempts failed. The council refused the suggestion to incinerate the satellite, disbelieving that it would crash, and minimizing the effects of an impact even if it did.

Before the policemen's disbelieving eyes, it took off into thin air: James and Sirius zoomed away into the night sky, their tail light twinkling behind them like a vanishing ruby.