0 in a way that seems strange because it is different from other things around it or from what is generally happening:
Ordinarily, such sequences produce only bathos when their final terms are so incongruously weighty (and, as in the case of "sacrilege," imperfectly rhymed).
Incongruously, it would imply that underlying coda geminates lose their geminate status whenever they are placed in intervocalic position.
But we should expect older and newer technologies, like older and newer economic practices and mentalities, to co-exist, however incongruously, during a time of change.
Even more incongruously it had made him a figure to be courted, albeit not always with great appetite, by the cultural and artistic intelligentsia that had heretofore scorned him.
What stuck out rather incongruously in the two headings were the repeated apostrophes, which were large enough to be cut out and mounted by collectors of such ephemera.
Combined with their championing of working-class popular culture and (more incongruously) with their espousal of social reforms like old-age pensions, was a definite and electorally effective liberal message.
Kerman rests content, it seems, with his original view that the libretto is cynical and the music incongruously profound.
They are small passenger cars and, rather incongruously, sodium peroxide.
