To be idealistic at this moment... would be incongruous, don't you think?

As Freud says, when we reach a certain age, sex becomes incongruous.

In the face of massive influxes of refugees fleeing from wars, this requirement is manifestly incongruous.

Indeed, some activists are already back in Tahrir Square demonstrating against such an incongruous yet possible alliance.

It's incongruous that in this atomic age of speed we are shut in and shut out by passports.

And if you take a look at the headline of Stage Five, which is Life is Great, this may seem a little incongruous.

I think, Mr. Brudenell, that as the usual professional observancy strike the prisoner as somewhat incongruous under the circumstances, you had better omit them until ...

We are, therefore, even more concerned at the incongruous and inappropriate decision of the NATO Council to seek a solution by means of ultimatum and military force.

Is it not incongruous to apply the iron fist and then apply the velvet glove of humanitarian aid to restore supplies vital to the population apos s survival?

Perhaps the most incongruous presence was Gen. Victor Stanculescu, a favorite of the Ceausescu s who only days before had reportedly organized their evacuation from the rooftop of the Central Committee.

Moreover, to request a State to give quot assurances or guarantees quot that it would in future fulfil an obligation which it was already bound in law to fulfil seemed incongruous.

Such arrangements are incongruous to the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals for two reasons. First, the Millennium Development Goals require focus on poverty reduction and social development strategies and well coordinated, unified planning and implementation mechanisms.

Some commentators draw an incongruous parallel between rocket and mortar attacks by Palestinian militants in Gaza against Israelis and the less lethal but very strident physical efforts of Israeli disengagement opponents to impede the implementation of that decision.

It would be incongruous and counter productive for anyone to insist on an unconditional and indefinite extension of the NPT, on the one hand, and to sidestep the issue of security assurances, citing outdated strategic doctrines, on the other.

The presence of such references in a resolution devoted to the activities of the specialized agencies of the United Nations was incongruous and distorted the emphasis of the text as a whole, which was on the problems of the Territories.