Sentence examples for certain incongruities from inspiring English sources

By separating tumors of embryonic cells from tumors derived from germ cells, certain incongruities are avoided.

There's a certain incongruity in the move, as Mr. Stern realizes.

THERE was a certain incongruity in the exchange that took place outside the Taco Truck restaurant here on St . Patricks Day.

That made for a certain incongruity when "Minnie the Moocher," a song with a catchy singalong chorus that was actually about shady characters, became a national hit.

AS we close in on the first presidential election in the age of the blog, a certain incongruity is hard to miss.

In addition, she noted, the tenor Richard Margison, who plays Bacchus in "Ariadne," is a bit short and portly, lending a certain incongruity to his status as romantic lead and touching off some creative staging wherein he and Ms. Schwanewilms generally stand far away from each other, embracing only when she is safely sitting down.

While there is a certain incongruity in the fact that half the members of a casino-show audience will not be old enough to bet legally until the 2010's, it is clear that Ms. Spears' first visit to Atlantic City is part of a trend away from the diet of tried-and-true entertainment at the Shore resort.

Is there a certain amount of incongruity in hearing members of a blatantly criminal organization say how outraged they were by the perceived miscarriage of justice?

The analysis revealed a certain degree of incongruity in the groups of selected LHU.

As just outlined, a certain level of incongruity appears to be a prerequisite for triggering conflicts that stimulate advancement of knowledge in both cognitive and social systems.

(Participant 1) The participants described how the case managers at times helped them to write reports regarding experienced incongruities in certain health and social care situations.