disbeliever

• “He is a disbeliever, which is just as bad as being a believer.”

  Posthuman Blues

• “It must be noted that he had had fairly extensive experience of spiritualism; he had made regular experiments with Mrs. Haydon at his brother George's house (the paper on which these are recorded is undated, but it must have been before 1863); he was referred to as a disbeliever in an article in the "Pall Mall Gazette" during January”

  Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 2

• “Instead, the man seeking to rescue the children and his fellow citizens from inhumane conditions has been called a disbeliever on national TV.”

  The Jawa Report

• “In a televised session, extremist members of Parliament labeled Mr. Hasid a "disbeliever".”

  The Jawa Report

• “Everybody right now is a disbeliever in the market, and that will set the context for the next year, but it may not be all that bad, said Vikas Khemani , head of institutional equities at Edelweiss Securities.”

  The Wall Street Journal: India Shares Post First Annual Fall in Three Years

• “After 20 years on Wall Street, even before the meltdown, he became a disbeliever.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Physics Envy

• “I felt a pull of emotion, if God was going to show himself to a disbeliever like me, he knew exactly how to do so.”

  Fictionaut: Visiting Jesus

• “We have yet to determine if anyone in the Conservative fold is a flat-earther or a disbeliever in the germ theory of disease, but at this point who would be surprised?”

  Archive 2009-05-01

• “He died on Christmas Day, 1946 — ironically appropriate for a disbeliever who once confessed to be studying the Bible “for loopholes.””

  Five People Born on January 29 | myFiveBest

• “It doesn't take a black projects deep waters sonar technician to figure out that when one encounters a cynic, they're encountering a disbeliever.”

  On Coincidences and 'Plot Points:' How to Enter the Astonishing World of Synchronicities

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