Incongruous used in a sentence

Incongruous in a sentence as an adjective

It's incongruous with the site guidelines, in fact: "... Be civil.

Probably because the post was incongruous with why they subscribed in the first place. 10% of what number?

Your name is delightfully incongruous with your comment.

These two things are incongruous - we can't have a political system that is proven to abuse and one that claims to be the moral good guy. No matter how much we attempt to self-delude.

So if you're correct that would be rather incongruous with the rest of the post, which I think is valuable and worth reading. So I don't think he's criticizing people for not knowing the specific name, but there's some egotism at play.

This is only surprising in light of its somewhat incongruous reputation as one of the best languages in certain circles.

I don't understand: this seems incongruous. Watching pornography once a week doesn't come across as an uncontrolled, impulse behaviour.

All this hand-wringing by a niche community over Apple's lack of openness seems incongruous when compared to the literally tens of millions who would embrace such a thing with open arms. You really begin to wonder which side has the right of it.

IOS and Mac OS both have a penchant for faux-realism and pastiche which always seems strangely incongruous with the austere industrial design. Its a trend that seems to be getting stronger, just look to the most recent version of iCal for example.

It's this orthogonal slapstick which seems totally incongruous with Sheldon's typical behavior which annoys me.

FB does all sorts of shady/hacky **** to make money in a way that is totally incongruous with the needs and desires of both content consumers and content creators. Someone will come along with a simpler model that makes sense, and everyone will move away from facebook like they did from digg->reddit.

The problem with ascribing opinions of the Surface/Windows 8/RT to one's general opinion of Microsoft and/or Windows is that so much of it is incongruous with what we think of as "Microsoft". People who like one Apple product tend to like most Apple products because there is a clear thread of simplicity and elegance that runs through them.

I feel like dementia is somewhat incongruous with the other problems presented, but I suspect it might do well because it's so prevalent in the lives of the specific population voting for this.

Your comments in this thread, although not fundamentally wrong or incongruous, appear to the readers as off-hand, drive-by commenting that one could get away with on Reddit or some random blog's comment thread. I would be very surprised if you put forth your ideas and arguments in a more lucid, fleshed-out manner and still face the same unpleasant downvoting.

What I think those things have in common is that they're hospitable to "riffing" and cross-linking; for instance, the lyrics to the ICP song where they come out of the closet as religious are totally incongruous until RG annotations inform you that they're reprised lyrics from previous ICP songs. But riffing on Rodgers diary doesn't serve the same purpose, at least so close to the event.

It's utterly incongruous reading Schmidt advocating personal privacy, anonymity, security of communication -- the same guy who's repeatedly on public record opposing these things. Like this: "I think judgment matters.

The very nature of our free government makes it completely incongruous to have a rule of law under which a group of citizens temporarily in office can deprive another group of citizens of their citizenship. We hold that the Fourteenth Amendment was designed to, and does, protect every citizen of this Nation against a congressional forcible destruction of his citizenship, whatever his creed, color, or race.