The phrase "incongruous of" is technically grammatically correct, but it is not commonly used in modern written English.
It may sound awkward or outdated to some readers, and there are usually other ways to express the same idea more clearly and concisely. For example, instead of saying "The dress was incongruous of her usual style," it would be more common to say "The dress was incongruous with her usual style" or "The dress was incongruous to her usual style." These expressions are more commonly used and will make the sentence sound more natural. However, if you still choose to use "incongruous of" in your writing, be sure to use it in a clear and accurate way. Here is an example: - The bright pink paint on the old brick building was incongruous of the surrounding historical architecture.
(Andy Warhol's Marilyn image is another, recognisable even when grafted on to the most incongruous of subjects).
Most incongruous of all is that though the theater is opulent and its patrons affluent, the children are from the slums.
"Thank Christ!" The show ends back at the first solo album, with Everyday is Like Sunday, an elated evocation of miserable English days in this most incongruous of venues.
Rowdiest and most incongruous of all the demonstrators were the traditionally jolly foxhunters, now far from jolly because of a bill in Parliament to ban hunting with dogs.In part, this was political in its narrowest sense a frustrated and fearful reaction to the overwhelming victory of the traditionally urban and industrial Labour Party over rural, Tory England.
The thousands disgorged by the escalators at Oval tube station had arrived for the third day knowing that by the day's end they might witness one of the most incongruous of all champagne showers, with the possibility of Alastair Cook collecting the Ashes in the aftermath of a hammering by an innings.
Clyde's plight is just the most highly visible and incongruous of the results.
Panic's crime was having published Moore's much-reprinted public-domain text, verbatim, to the accompaniment of outrageous, incongruous, stream-of-consciousness illustrations by Elder.
When you put a lampigeefison in the oven it looks like an ugly mound of incongruous lumps of meat but once it's cooked it looks like Morley Safer.
In the hills high above the north coast of Lesbos, an incongruous mass of orange surges for hundreds of metres across a craggy plateau.
The race drew media attention because of the incongruous role of the Middle East.
The video has garnered attention because of the incongruous pairing of L.A. gang signs and shout-outs with the Syrian conflict, which has left more than 130,000 dead and caused millions to flee their homes.
