- our
deepest intuitions about reality. This is
sometimes called "the
incredulous stare",
since it
lacks argumentative content, and is
merely an expression...
- This
Modern World by Tom
Tomorrow in
which the
Tenth Doctor informs an
incredulous character from 2003 that the
Democratic Party will
nominate an African-American...
-
check reveals the p-value to be 0.41. In
spite of that, and to the
incredulousness of
Professor Peter Reinhard Hansen, the
supposedly peer-reviewed article...
-
going to be man-on-man, so don't even try that," says O'Neal with an
incredulous laugh. "They're
going to
double and
triple me like
everybody else .....
-
stick the
landing as
smoothly as one
might hope with a few too many
incredulous moments... and some
biffed one-liners, but
there are
enough heart-in-throat...
-
folie de grandeur".
Before the
performance actually took place, one
incredulous critic snorted, "We hear that
Serafin has
agreed to
conduct I puritani...
- embarr****ment, horror, shock, surprise, exhaustion, sarcasm, shame, or
incredulous disbelief. The term
facepalm (often used on its own in the same manner...
- 000 copies.
According to the
Southern Poverty Law Center,
Pierce was "
incredulous" but also
pleased that the book,
written in haste,
attracted as much...
- notches." The
audience appeared to
respond to Buress's
accusation as an
incredulous joke, then he
encouraged everyone to
search "Bill
Cosby rape" on Google...
- was
informed that
Midler demanded he do a
screen test,
Candy became incredulous proclaiming "Who the (expletive) does she
think she is?!" and declined...
