| Whenever I mention my situation there is usually a mixture of intense interest, sympathy, and incredulousness. |
| I bellowed in a state of disbelief and incredulousness, as the use of an interrobang as punctuation so richly indicates. |
| But she was there, looking at him as she had when he told her she was beautiful, the same hint of incredulousness in her eyes. |
| She fed her incredulousness indignantly on the evidence confounding it. |
| His mustache has expanded into a goatee, and his habit of protruding his jaw, in mock incredulousness, can give him the aspect of a bulldog. |
| She told me, much to my incredulousness, that she hasn't had a proper Maths teacher during the whole of her secondary schooling. |
