Sentence examples for incongruous message from inspiring English sources

Nigerians were told that government deregulation of the petroleum industry would free up funds for other uses, an incongruous message in a nation where only the élite profits from the oil wealth.

Amid this destruction, a billboard on what remains of the roof carries a painfully incongruous message: "What you were not expecting from McDonald's".For nearly two weeks, the unrest that began in one suburb north-east of Paris has spread around the capital's periphery and, lately, to scores of cities across the country.

On a recent "Homeland" episode, Carrie Mathison strode purposefully past a wall scrawled with a rather incongruous message: "Homeland is racist".

Rosen also sends incongruous messages as to how Jews were perceived by the Christian South.

Instead, the tea-backers often opted for extreme, exclusive and ultimately incongruous messages like "taxation is piracy" and "debt is slavery" (two common sentiments plastered on signs).

It seems possible that some of this variation across or within participant experience could be due, in part, to the fact that CrossFit culture has been found to promote incongruous messages about the femininity and the female body.

(If Mr. Schiller's message seems incongruous with his profession -- marketing -- he says he hopes his passion for street art has made him better at his job by making him more sensitive to the negative effects of advertising).

The messages seemed incongruous here, in the mostly tranquil Galilee.

Because the messages are incongruous with his leadership style and every other communication he shares with them in writing or verbally.

"While we want to sustain our relationship with Egypt, our traditional cooperation cannot continue as usual when civilians are being killed in the streets and rights are being rolled back," Mr. Obama said, reading a statement in front of his rented vacation house here, the sun-splashed trees an incongruous backdrop for his stark message.

All in all the choice to use Disco as a name for a group messaging app is incongruous, especially when you consider that Google also owns Hello.com.