Grandpa looks unbelievingly at Elmo and the ladies in turn.
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As he gazed incredulously at his former classmate, he blinked unbelievingly.
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The few Chinese who wandered by stared at the turntables almost unbelievingly.
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Unbelievingly, Walt watched as the man thrust the knife into Gerry's throat.
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Miller shook his head unbelievingly several times and then, reluctantly, started to back away.
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When he opened the napkin later, he stared unbelievingly at a leg of roast chicken, half-eaten.
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They sat attentively, their hands folded in their laps, as Miss Slaughter stood up and shook her head unbelievingly at them.
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The field this week was unbelievingly strong and you know that shows where the European Tour golf is at the moment.
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He stared unbelievingly through the windshield at the rocks bouncing madly on the hood and the growing profusion of small dents on the surface of the metal.
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As I stood there staring disconsolately, unbelievingly, into the pot, what I saw there was not cooking water but a kind of elemental cream of asparagus soup.
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On the 25th anniversary, he recalled, the Americans and the British had sent young soldiers from their contingents in Germany who looked unbelievingly at the placid beaches and rich green fields.
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After breakfast, while he showed me where his account books were and what each was for, I listened calmly, and unbelievingly he kissed me when I said that I, too, would keep accounts.
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Talk turned to sharing Portman Road if United reached the Premiership with Cuckoo Farm still to rise from the drawing board. Reading paid a new record £2.5m for England U20s international Greg Halford, but the loss did not affect United too much as they continued to take playing against the likes of Leeds, Sunderland and Birmingham in their stride. Iwelumo netted an impressive 18 goals but Cureton went even better netting 24 times winning the Championship Golden Boot. Unbelievingly United were just one point off a play-off place with two games to go.
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Later Rosabella collapses at a party ("Hoedown"), and the doctor tells her she is pregnant (with Joe's child). She is upset by this news, and Cleo rushes her away before she can tell the still-overjoyed Tony ("Mamma, Mamma"). ;Act 3 In Tony's barn a short time later, Cleo hints to Herman that she may be leaving ("Goodbye, Darlin'") but he remains unbelievingly cheerful, to her frustration. As the preparations for the wedding party are taking place, the doctor asks the community to leave the couple alone for a little while ("Song of a Summer Night").
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