Sentence examples for be congruous from inspiring English sources

You are distinguishing yourselves today, so my comment may seem a bit incongruous- but the truth does not promise to be congruous or convenient; only true.

Although some guests were invited, around 75% of the studio audience were 'ordinary' members of the public so that their reactions would be congruous with the rest of the series.

However, after analysing the data from different sources, results seemed to be congruous with each other.

Thus, the latencies of the CPS in condition FG and FF would be congruous then since the target sentences of both conditions are preceded by the same contextual information.

When we look for their interests, this is congruous with Sharia law," Abul-Futoh said.

Environmentalists say that glyphosate is congruous with continuous arable cropping and an acceleration of the "pesticide treadmill".

Fourteen years ago, James Wood wrote of Ozick that: Her essays invent language…and this language — busy, rhapsodic, willful — is congruous with the language of her fiction….

When the team compared their cell samples from the NEX with cell samples taken by breaking the cells open, they found that 90percentt of the samples were congruous.

For this article Johns has chosen to be referred to by masculine pronouns because they are congruous with his legal name and apparent gender; his identity, however, is female.

In a similar vein, this section compares the personality traits that are congruous with the competencies in ABET Criterion 3 and the ACRL Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education.

The newly derived bounds are congruous with Love Kirchhoff plate theory, i.e. they are genetic to the governing equations of Love Kirchhoff plate.