incredulity Význam & definice

Příklady incredulity

• This combination of admiration and incredulity prompted much talk and laughter, again serving to disrupt passivity and orderly routine.

• In its incredulity towards subjective autonomy, postmodernism may seem incompatible with authenticity.

• This attitude was compounded by the incredulity of the nationalist press that street preaching insulting to the religious sensibilities of the majority was legal.

• They all expressed incredulity and disdain towards the meta-narrative of biomedicine.

• However, incredulity is not the product of how non-realistic the stage events are, but of the theatrical discourse employed.

• Once "natural laws" had hardened into "laws of nature," violations could no longer be a matter for reprimand but only for incredulity.

• Consider our incredulity at the claim, for instance, that two men have a single height trope.

• Of the remaining 92%, whose parents did not know, a question as to how their parents would react if told about it, gave rise to expressions of shock and incredulity.