Sentence examples for Very incongruous from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Very incongruous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is very out of place or not in harmony with its surroundings or context. Example: "The bright pink house looked very incongruous among the traditional brick buildings of the neighborhood."
"It's very incongruous to me".
In amid all the death and destruction, there's still time for some very incongruous romance.
"There's a lot of very incongruous information that they have placed out there," he said of the department.
The crowd stamped their feet in approval; at the back of the hall, someone blew a very incongruous vuvuzela.
The whole experience was very incongruous: like watching an all-child production of From Dusk Till Dawn.
"It's very incongruous, this high-intensity conflict being monitored by a guy in Leicester," Stuart Hughes, a BBC News producer in London, told me.
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The Splendido's kitchen fixes up high-quality ingredients with care and precision, but there are too many grand hotel elaborations for everyday eating (although at lunch the pool bar does a very good, if geographically incongruous, pizza made by a proper Neapolitan).
His small tears are incongruous with his very big muscles.
Against such overblown metaphors, there was something rather incongruous – but also very sweet – about the sight of Napoli's players walking out of the tunnel with their children before kick-off.
In our view, these incongruous results are very likely attributable to the unsupervised nature of the free listing task; in addition, the lack of contrast with other emotions as the experiment focused on shame expressions only may also cause lay participants to confuse words of other related emotion categories as the core vocabulary of the emotion type of interest.
