Sentence examples for incongruous notion from inspiring English sources
The hope is for an orderly Black Friday, a seemingly incongruous notion.
The album is called "Uncovered," though that notion felt incongruous at Joe's Pub, where Mr. White appeared more enigmatic than exposed.
The state's secretary for economic development, Jon Barela, a Republican, said that "New Mexico can offer a lot of clues as to where the country is moving," as well as "validate the notion" that there is nothing incongruous about being Hispanic and being Republican.
This is partly because it's still incongruous for the leader of a party which once entertained the notion that society doesn't exist to wax lyrical about poverty, life chances, and rehabilitation.
It's particularly incongruous in a country founded on colonial dispossession and genocide but the notion of "real Australians" is also pitted against those in the category of the "un-Australian": a growing list to which Malcolm Turnbull recently added those who "find Australian values unpalatable", among the regular boat-arriving "queue-jumpers".
Lately Hollywood has been exploring the notion that boxing isn't just for guys, with Meg Ryan doing her incongruous part in AGAINST THE ROPES (2004).
The notion of a word like happy describing Allan H. Bud Seligig — as the signature printed on every ball reads — seems incongruous with his public image.
Other scenes were incongruous.
Ridiculously incongruous questions.
