incredulous

She gave him an incredulous look he knew all too well.

One is incredulous now to believe they could not see.

To judge by what he says, the answer is an incredulous no.

The only response he could think of was to act incredulous.

She seemed incredulous that anyone would ask anything of her.

"But like his parents, who have now moved away for a while, I was incredulous at what happened."

He left the incredulous group, and returned to the girl.

For this reason, one is always a bit incredulous about the success of others.

The others would fall in their turn, incredulous, it might be, to the end.

When he reported, the officer at the other end was incredulous.

He looked a little incredulous, but his voice was warm.

He was just incredulous, it never would have occurred to him.

I do, however, come across people who are incredulous that parents would allow a man to look after their children.

For one brief moment, an incredulous thought came into her head.

He was incredulous at the food and equipment made available to the players.

He had, however, died with a look of incredulous pleasure on his face.

I had been incredulous when a friend told me about the Lopez.

She looks at me incredulous that I can be so stupid.

At first, he had seen her eyes growing dark with incredulous shock.

She's incredulous at the thought that this water is considered clean.

The looks were incredulous, but they held envy as well.

There was an incredulous pause at the other end of the line.

Lester was incredulous, as she had known he would be.

Then turned his incredulous blue eyes to stare at me.

We were incredulous when the doctor finally diagnosed the problem.