Sentence examples for it's incongruous from inspiring English sources

It's incongruous with Razer's excellent build quality so I'm guessing it was a fluke.

It's incongruous to hear a sophisticated, 79-year-old Upper East Side woman speak like this.

It's incongruous to sit with Monty Don in a Soho restaurant.

It's incongruous in this context that Spielberg leaves out the most famous blunder.

But then there's a rabbit on the couch, and it's incongruous!

Rather humorously, the Productivity Commission acknowledges that it's incongruous for a commission focused on productivity to examine workplace relations.

One soap opera website criticized St. John's Emmy snub, stating that it was incongruous that the show's Best Show nomination was due in large part to St. John's performance.

Efforts to provide informational support may be perceived as being problematic if it is incongruous with the patient's desire to either seek or avoid information.

Although Kagan's larger point is valid, it is incongruous to categorize as liberal the early American belief that one day "the United States would stretch across the entire expanse of the continent," or to describe the brutal expropriation of the indigenous inhabitants as "liberal expansion".

It was incongruous enough a sight in a small medieval town - I grinned back.

After all the years of defensive stringency, it is incongruous to witness so brittle a line-up.