How To Use Credulously In A Sentence
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"Why?" he asks, shaking his head and smiling incredulously.
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I'm sorry, but I don't buy about 90% of what this writer credulously relates.
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Ayhia watched incredulously as the Hinsef gathered together in a huddle, apparently to discuss what to do with her, though she couldn't hear them so she couldn't be sure.
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This little story has my mouth hanging open incredulously, the way it does whenever something shocks and outrages me.
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When I went into his office, Arnie was red in the face and staring incredulously at the sheaf of papers I had given nim.
A CONVICTION OF GUILT
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I wonder how West Virginia's acting-Governor and congressional delegation feel at having so credulously played the Fool.
Jeff Biggers: 55 Cents: The Cost of Big Coal Hubris, Disgraced West Virginian Pols and Betrayed Coalfield Residents
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A clue to the district's defense might be contained in one line of the lawsuit that notes that "incredulously," the student reporters "now appear to be claiming that the students actually agreed to have their names included and to have the intimate details of their private sexual histories announced to the entire student body via the JagWire article.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Local News
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She spoke his name incredulously, clutching her child closer to her.
A Wicked Gentleman
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Watch him, "incredulously," tryin 'to quirt his horse across the crick!
The Dude Wrangler
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"You called Ashley?!" I repeated incredulously.
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Was I fully and credulously consumed by the ongoing myths and history told on these incredible walls?
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The Sergeant looked at me incredulously. ‘That is a great curiosity,’ he said, ‘a very difficult piece of puzzledom, a snorter.’
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I raised my eyebrows at him, incredulously.
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When Mr. Lilin stops by the house of one particularly infamous criminal, for instance, he credulously reports that the man has killed 12,000 policemen over the course of his career.
Here Come the Cops—Steppe on It
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Do you mean to say," incredulously, "that since you know who did it, he'll ever have another opportunity?
The Fighting Shepherdess
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The fact that Americans would consider bringing back the party that nearly caused our downfall is incredulously stupid. sifto77
Obama says now is time for Dems to get focused midterms
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The senior shook his head incredulously; Iglesias shook his head noddingly.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 10, No. 62, December, 1862
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She laughs incredulously at the thought before exclaiming, "That's a crazy idea!"
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Remember when McCain acted incredulously when Obama pointed out that Ahmadinejad was not the most powerful person in Iran?
Wonk Room » Obama Seeking A Channel To Khamenei?
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Lynn says she turned 'incredulously' towards her mother, who had by this time started teaching drama in a local school, but she agreed with her husband.
Home | Mail Online
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You still believe, "incredulously," in a government of the sort he contemplated?
The Devolutionist and the Emancipatrix
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Rational Review
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They all gaped at us and Matt paused, staring at Samuel incredulously.
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the woman looked up at her incredulously
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Incredulously I asked him, "What do you mean by that?"
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"You can't be serious," Chloe said incredulously.
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He waited, while Abel and Nicolo looked incredulously from the map to him, and then at each other.
Spice and the Devil's Cave
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But Milliken, captain of detectives, was too well known to her, and she yielded to the law of which he was the symbol and of which she was credulously ignorant.
CHAPTER XX
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I have checked three other dictionaries, one of which did not show ‘incredulously’ as an acceptable adverbial form; however, the Oxford dictionary did show it as a valid entry.
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This study Mankiw credulously cites has been completely distorted in the press.
Wealth and Self-Control, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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He couldn't talk of anything else when I-- you don't mean to say "-- incredulously --" that he made a success of that!
The Devolutionist and the Emancipatrix
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She talks about going bowling on an off day during the filming of “New Moon” — candlepin bowling, it sounds like from her description — and how difficult it was to keep score without the electronic aids present at most bowling alleys: “They handed me a piece of paper and a pencil, and I had to do the score by hand,” she says incredulously.
TWILIGHT SAGA NEWS JUNE 23: ECLIPSE PREMIERE, STEPHENIE MEYER & MORE | Open Society Book Club Discussions and Reviews
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Elizabeth, who was regarded in her set as a wit, a reputation acquired by reason of the fact that she possessed a certain knack for adapting slang humorously (for there was no originality to her alleged wit), now bent her head and looked at her brother incredulously.
Kindred of the Dust
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The onus is on me to prove things, and I wouldn't want people just to sit there and credulously accept everything I do.
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Amy and Carrie paused their aimless conversation to look at me, incredulously.
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Ben listened to him incredulously.
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When I went into his office, Arnie was red in the face and staring incredulously at the sheaf of papers I had given nim.
A CONVICTION OF GUILT
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Skippy in his assiduous pursuit of fiction of the romantic tinge had often read of "velvety" eyes and pondered incredulously.
Skippy Bedelle His Sentimental Progress From the Urchin to the Complete Man of the World
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It would have taken a woman to understand why she suddenly sprang up, why her sallowed face took on a hasty colour, and with what an incredulously beating heart she hastened down the grey stone stairs to the hall-porter's box.
Married Life The True Romance
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And then in truth the worthy magistrate waxed somewhat wroth; at first accusing Mr. Comyn of being credulously duped by some pawkie servant who owed him a grudge, and ending by setting him down as "clean daft, doited, and dazed by too mickle study," (and in his ire he had very nearly added, "too much toddy.")
The International Monthly Magazine, Volume 1, No. 1, August 1850 of Literature, Science and Art.
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When the frenzy is behind us, we will look back incredulously at the wreckage of failed ventures and wonder, Who funded these companies?
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Why is it that we listen credulously with gaping mouths to environmentalists when they talk apocalyptic science-fiction, and ignore them when they are demonstrably right?
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It was Miller who clearly placed far too much credence in unreliable sources, and then credulously used dubious administration officials to confirm what she was told.
May 2004
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the children followed the teacher credulously
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If one accepts credulously that insurance company greed is the problem and federal price controls the solution, Obamacare is irrelevant.
Stromata Blog:
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She talks about going bowling on an off day during the filming of “New Moon” — candlepin bowling, it sounds like from her description — and how difficult it was to keep score without the electronic aids present at most bowling alleys: “They handed me a piece of paper and a pencil, and I had to do the score by hand,” she says incredulously.
TWILIGHT SAGA NEWS JUNE 23: ECLIPSE PREMIERE, STEPHENIE MEYER & MORE | Open Society Book Club Discussions and Reviews
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He stared back just as incredulously, dropping his outspread arms to his sides.
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Incredulously, both share a haunting tragedy - their sisters both committed suicide.
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Of the disturbed prisoners he wrote credulously, ‘The warden of the prison has assured us that they arrived in this state at the prison.’
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To credulously watch TV is to submit to a numbing process.
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I watched incredulously as two guys shouldered her out of the way.
