Sentence examples for incongruous edge from inspiring English sources
The fellow who really gives the series an incongruous edge, though, is Jeffrey Tambor, who is hilarious as Pete's live-in father, Walt, a frustrated actor.
Ducks waddle and rabbits scurry along the edges of this incongruous verdant mass in the desert.
This edge of fantasy - this enjoyment of the incongruous - is special to the poem.
On a tour of his nearly finished space, the silver-haired Mr. May, 71, puffed his customary Toscano, one of those misshapen artisanal Italian cigars, and spoke words that seem incongruous for such a champion of tradition: "We aim for the cutting edge".
To try to edge into another spaceflight on board the Shuttle is kind of incongruous.
The kidnapping was the culmination of a morning of checkpoints, gunfire, bleeding casualties, a minefield and a traffic accident – all part of the Safer Edge Heat (hostile environment awareness for humanitarians) training in a beautiful but incongruous Cotswolds setting.
There are moments where Robyn wanders to the edge of the set as if she's too overcome, only to break out into some fairly incongruous dance moves, eyes fixed shut with emotion.
But in contrast to the city's world-class cultural institutions, cutting-edge art scene and vibrant nightlife, the shabby terminals at Tegel and Schönefeld make for an incongruous welcome.
Other scenes were incongruous.
