Sentence examples for appears incongruous from inspiring English sources

Inconsistency between studies examining Senegal and Gambian populations with overlapping ethnic groups, religious practices and trade routes initially appears incongruous.

As this absence of a signal peptide or a transmembrane region appears incongruous and hardly compatible with the conservation of functionality, the assembly and annotation of the concerned genomes may require a re-examination [ 58].

To outsiders, the scene would appear incongruous.

For a country blessed with bountiful oil supplies, it may appear incongruous.

The party's financial situation is so fragile that any lavish party for Mr. Kohl would have appeared incongruous.

"While this may appear incongruous and seemingly invite a plethora of surreptitious, 'deathbed marriages,' " Judge Johnson wrote, "this is simply the state of the law".

Days spent scraping out a living with a clam rake appear incongruous with palatial summer homes along the shoreline and water toys for the rich hibernating at the Seawanhaka Yacht Club.

To certain English people -- especially those who know Ms. Jagger from her frequent appearances as a party-loving It girl in the social columns, and who regard the 220-year-old Asprey as a mainstay of the stately way of life -- her arrival at 167 New Bond Street might appear incongruous, to say the least.

Raddings revealed that Kyte came to understand the words "action" and "cut", meaning the director would sometimes have to give an alternate cue such as "go" during scenes featuring Wellard, as the dog would become instantly alert upon hearing the usual commands, which appeared incongruous in scenes which called for Wellard to be relaxed.

To victims, the pope's words appeared incongruous to the widely held image of a benevolent, non-judgmental pope, who has met with numerous abuse survivors and recently promised more transparency and "accountability for all" in the ongoing scandal during his recent US tour.

Although the respondents' perceptions about beneficence were unanimous, their views about non-maleficence, autonomy, and equity appeared incongruous with the underlying meanings of the PPM values.