Significats de seem incongruous en anglès

Only the tight blue shorts made the whole thing seem incongruous.

There are two things about the advice that seem incongruous.

This might seem incongruous to anyone who finds that task a chore, but bear with me.

To couple the word discipline with victory may seem incongruous almost to the point of impossibility.

Does it seem incongruous to you that a Middlemarch surgeon should dream of himself as a discoverer?

Brazil:It might seem incongruous to feel sorry for someone who once earned the nickname "God's Rottweiler".

Hard rock and "sewing" seem incongruous bedfellows.

But Seidl takes such a pessimistic view of all human nature that it would seem incongruous if things were otherwise.

It did not seem incongruous to Iberville and Gering to walk side by side; theirs was a superior kind of hate.

It may seem incongruous that the Cambodian government feels compelled to pass a special law to strengthen its grip on civil society.

The dance in that sanctuary did not seem incongruous; Doris watched the motion as she might a figment loose in the sunlight.

It may seem incongruous to think of discarded rubber car tyres as the source of fetching but functional footwear or fashion-forward furniture.

These pages are of a superficial and descriptive nature, and, as such, make no pretense to profound learning, so that what follows may seem incongruous.

The name seems incongruous now; Ennis is steely, determined and supremely talented.

It seemed incongruous that a man so tough could be like this.

The beautiful profile and the tone of the remark seemed incongruous.