Sentence examples for Completely incongruous from inspiring English sources

Indeed, his entire public persona is completely incongruous.

In Istanbul, though, the coup was completely incongruous with the day that preceded it.

It has also renewed the debate about racial-profiling — which is completely incongruous to any basic concept of fairness.

Dwarfed by gleaming high-rise towers, the 1920s edifice — Greek village meets Greek diner — looks completely incongruous now.

Her goal, Ms. Lieberman said, was to create a contemporary look that wasn't completely incongruous with the period paneling.

It is completely incongruous that WH Smith can run a major Post Office better than the Post Office itself," said Andy Furey, assistant secretary of the CWU.

"The idea of taking two completely separate, incongruous elements – Regency romance and zombies – you think it couldn't possibly work, but it's so intriguing and has really captured people's imaginations," said Bethan Jones, UK spokesperson for the book.

It all seemed incongruous.

But the part that strikes me as most galling, and which has become almost an afterthought amid all the other damage the bill will do, is its incongruous and completely unnecessary repeal of the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate.

When it came to a stop, it was completely inside the store, an incongruous setting of plastic merchandise: glittering silver disco globes hanging from the ceiling, diamond-shaped shimmering decorative panels, plastic globes of varying sizes in green, red, pink and copper, looking forlorn among the wreckage and the shards of broken glass.

Nabi (2002) warned of the use of free recall tasks in emotion research due to the difference between the lay understanding of emotion words and theoretical definitions of emotions assumed in scientific research; more recently, Bai's (2015) study of Chinese expressions also evinced that completely unsupervised experiments may produce incongruous results (see the discussion of Bai (2015) below).