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1·The announcement has been met with incredulity.

该公告受到了人们的质疑。《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

2·His incredulity was understandable.

他的怀疑是可以理解的。

3·All he felt was incredulity and pride.

他单单感到种骄傲，感到种难以置信。

4·Russia's initial response seems to have been incredulity.

俄罗斯最初对该提议的反应抱怀疑态度。

5·He even looked at her with a smile of affected incredulity.

他甚至还假装出一副不相信的神气在微笑。

6·At the beginning he had no feeling except sheer incredulity.

开始时他没有感觉，只觉得全然没法子相信。

7·A generalized exclamation of contempt, anger, incredulity, etc.

不尊敬，恼火，怀疑等等的惊叹词。

8·For an instant, I thought that I understood my own feelings of incredulity.

我立刻想到我理解了我个人怀疑的预感了。

9·This was met with incredulity, and those Banks no doubt lost some customers.

这引起了客户的质疑，无疑这些银行失去了一些客户。

10·As news of the plan hit the media this week, Vietnamese expressed incredulity.

本周，整个计划被媒体公诸于众，越南人对此嗤之以鼻。

怀疑

1·The challenge is to ask what's happening now that in 50 or 100 years will warrant similar ethical incredulity.

这种挑战是要问现在人们所做的什么事情，也会确保50年或100年后受到类似的道德怀疑。

2·For an instant, I thought that I understood my own feelings of incredulity.

我立刻想到我理解了我个人怀疑的预感了。

3·She rarely considered a life elsewhere; the way, she supposed, with faint incredulity, most people never considered a life in New York.

她从来没考虑过在纽约之外的什么地方生活，就像她一点儿也不怀疑别的地方的人从来没有考虑过会在纽约生活一样。

4·Russia's initial response seems to have been incredulity.

俄罗斯最初对该提议的反应抱怀疑态度。

5·A generalized exclamation of contempt, anger, incredulity, etc.

不尊敬，恼火，怀疑等等的惊叹词。