Sentence examples for rather incongruous from inspiring English sources

It provides a rather incongruous soundtrack to Finch's latest clubbing drive to the boundary.

After snorting, Bobby notices some rather incongruous panty hose drying in the shower.

It feels rather incongruous with the adjoining hotel, the streets of Mayfair, and to some extent itself.

Set in a forested mountain overlooking a lake, the presence of this 12th-century bone house is rather incongruous.

She is, at 58, quite slow on her feet and with an accent that makes her rather incongruous here.

As the UEFA president Michel Platini preached prudence and wisdom to Europe's soccer elite last month, the setting seemed rather incongruous, almost undermining the words he spoke.

Or rather, it was the incongruous liver spot, adrift in his sparse hairline, that I pictured.

Similarly, rather than a limp, incongruous "mixed salad" (weasel words on any menu), I would rather a ploughman's comes with a nice heap of mustardy watercress.

An old-fashioned machismo manifests in a scene where Juan is amazed that a man should feel attracted to a transgender person, and in an incongruous and rather anti-climactic revelation about a character's homosexuality.

The live experience is made by the presence of the band's fantastically energetic frontwoman, Ninja, who shakes her hips centre stage declaiming over an incongruous but rather lovely harmonica.

Eggers is not immune to such incongruous identifications; rather than continuing to avert his gaze and drive away, however, he chose to confront the confusing and often painful truths about the disparity he saw in his community.