Examples of incongruous

• The musical selections, however, were distinctly different from the source operas; the majority of tunes coming from a variety of apparently incongruous well-known repertories.

• The incongruous companions, destruction and preservation, cling to memory.

• While it may well be true that many dreams are concerned with mundane, everyday themes, they are interconnected in an incongruous and discontinuous manner.

• It is clear that intonation can only be perceived as incongruous if it operates systematically.

• Although this scenario is theoretically possible, a comparison of population estimates makes it seem, at the least, incongruous.

• This can lead to the misperception of genuinely incongruous features.

• It would be as incongruous as thinking that a fist endures once you have opened your hand.

• These preferences were starkly incongruous with notions of classroom and music service provision for all children.