Sentence examples for being congruous from inspiring English sources

For the most part, I inferred that their discomfort was in being told, and later reminded, that there is nothing normal (in anything other than a statistical sense) in their gender identity being congruous with their genitalia.

It is clear at least that he set out to make himself indispensable to the Earl Marshal, which was not hard, their political principles being congruous and their friendship already established, but also to Sir Robert Walpole and the Whig ministry, which can by no means have been easy, considering his known attachment to the Pretender and the circumstances under which he came into office.

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.

Local governments will need to work with utilities to develop land use plans and policies that encourage development of local renewables and that are congruous with the distribution grid and natural resource availability.

By Dearing Ward The New Yorker, October 22, 1927 P. 55 "Would be ultimate development in a bathtub periodical if the articles were somewhat longer, as the literary pitch is congruous, and only the faintest effort is required to hold the corners out of the water, but as it is, it shares the unbathlike tempo of the other weelkies".