From the purely technical standpoint it was anincredible achievement.
Maurice was for years her "manager and representative," and as such put up withincredible complexities in the situation.
There is, after all, nothing incredibleor miraculous about the fact, extraordinary as it certainly is.
It seems incredible that any one could do so small an action, and I can only consider it one of many little attempts to be spiteful and to show me that my erstwhile protegee was now at the "top of the ladder.
It is almost incredible that another brain than Bizet's should have so marvellously caught the spirit and the mood of that music.
The White House was besieged with people from all walks of life, persistently anxious to shake hands with the War President, and he used to have to stand, for incredible lengths of time, smiling and hand-clasping.
All, therefore, who were swayed by the current Roman traditions would have seen nothing incredible in Jesus and his claims.
For, to put it on the very lowest grounds, the evidence necessary to establish events otherwise incredible must surely be at least equally conclusive with that necessary to convict a criminal.
To him there would have been nothing incredible in the story of Mary's conception.
Those who first undertook to lay open the stores of ancient learning found incredible difficulties from the scarcity of manuscripts.
Contracts were made verbally, for want of notaries capable of drawing up charters; and these, when written, were frequently barbarous and ungrammatical to an incredible degree.
Azarius, a chronicler of Milan, after describing the almost incredible dissoluteness of Pavia, gives an account of an instantaneous reformation wrought by the preaching of a certain friar.
Therein as in a mirror is beheld the almost incredible England, against which the colonies contended.
It was a regime almost incredible to us now, when England is of all nations most free from corruption and court influence in politics; and it was little realized in English colonies before the Revolution.
Indeed they had become incredible to her own self.
With certain unintended exaggerations, and certain not quite accurate groupings of events, she described the farmers and cowpunchers, the incrediblehotels and garages.
The incredible had happened--he had not merely defeated himself, he had brought battle and pain and a stinging reproof to a splendid, triumphant woman.
Old things were passed away--new things, sweet, incredible things, were now happening.
With the incredible persistence of a loving heart, she hoped to win back Serge.
What a change had come over her and what incredible influence this frivolous, vain Panine had over that young and right-minded girl!
There was an incredible commotion in the business world when the news became known.
Such a statement of the weakness and unfaithfulness which Peter was to manifest seemed incredible to him and he protested, “Lord, with thee I am ready to go both to prison and to death.
She was watching the whole incredibleevent live as it unfolded.
But the strangest phenomenon was his heart, which, though swelled to anincredible bulk, nimbly leaped, heavily pounded.
It seemsincredible that men should do such things--incredible.
How much, Susannah thought, they looked like prehistoric beetles; colossally big; armored to anincredible hardness and polish.
However, incredible as it may seem, there was no explosion.
In another case the lightning went the whole length of a rifle, both inside and outside, leaving a direct line of fusion, and yet, incredible though it may seem, no shot was fired though the fusion reached the powder.
Thousands of extravagant and incredible reports are made and propagated.
This personal magnetism about pictures is an authentic evidence of their vital relation to character, and it is felt often in an incredible way by the imaginative and susceptible.
Now that Narcone realized the deception that had been practised upon him he began to curse his betrayer with incredibleviolence and fluency.
By now he was growing alarmed, for it seemed incredible that a woman so conspicuous and so well known as the Countess of Terranova should be so hard to find unless she had taken unusual pains to hide her identity.
That incredible verdict had caused a great excitement; but this bold and threatening appeal brought the city up standing.
His face paled, he blinked with incredible rapidity, his lips twitched, and he clasped his thin, bloodless hands nervously.
It was incredible that they should have prevailed against the trained forces of Spain.
From one or two of his remarks I had foreseen the possibility of his making an incredible suggestion to me, and gradually suspicion ripened into horrified certainty.
These little beasts, no larger than guinea-pigs, go about in droves of about fifty, and move through the grass with such incredible rapidity that the eye is unable to follow them.
During the last few minutes an extraordinary suspicion had come into his mind, an incredible suspicion, but it would not down.
Though he lay as still as a snake it seemedincredible to Evan that Charley did not feel his nearness.
They repeated it with incredible passion, over and over.
I heard a great flapping of wings--they increased very fast, and my box was tossed up and down, and I felt myself falling with incredible swiftness.
Several vessels, in widely different regions of the seas, had met a long and rapidly moving object, much larger than a whale, and capable of almost incredible speed.
The chief characteristic of these counties is an almost incredible luxuriance and vigour of growth.
And no less incrediblethan this it was to feel his cheek pressed, very gently, against my hair-- After a little my self-control came back to me.
Why had they, with incredible lack of forethought, brought along nothing but their pocket flasks?
It still seemed incredible that the man could have drawn his gun and fired it in that flash of time.
And to the wild eyes of Anthony it seemed as if the great body of Drew, so feared through the mountain-desert, was now enveloped with weakness, humbled by someincredible burden.
However this may be, both priest and wizard are vanishing now withincredible rapidity.
But then unfortunately it proves to beincredible that St. Paul can have been the author of the expression(32).
