It which was pretty incongruous with the general vibe—but then incongruous is basically David Lynch's last name.
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This incongruous situation is a great example of asynchronous competition.
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But from one doorway wafts the incongruous scent of Christmas.
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This may be the most incongruous couple of all time.
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At first glance, it seems incongruous -- to say the least.
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Even Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song" makes a slightly incongruous appearance.
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But, the presence of dice here does feel instantly incongruous.
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Its aesthetic beauty is its most incongruous and alarming asset.
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The episode underscored Google's unique and seemingly incongruous internal culture.
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It was surprisingly incongruous end to an otherwise delightful meal.
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Even our feelings of pride in America are vastly incongruous.
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Trump Turnberry can seem like incongruous housing for military personnel.
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There is a very incongruous aspect to all this for me.
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In the grittier reimagining of comic books, such cliches are incongruous.
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And that feels strangely incongruous to the density of its world.
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On Says Hi, everything is slightly incongruous and, so, nothing is.
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His midcareer course correction was less incongruous than it might seem.
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The new pose is both jarring and, in legislative terms, incongruous.
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Now, brands aren't either tech or retail; the two are not incongruous.
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When the wait finally ends, it's with an incongruous, giggle-eliciting surprise.
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Premiums can feel incongruous if they don't jibe with the nonprofit's mission.
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A day of finding those incongruous spaces is what feeds me creatively.
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Trump backed the wrong man Trump's support for Strange always seemed incongruous.
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Sex trafficking and an art exhibition may seem like an incongruous pairing.
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Such initiatives are not entirely incongruous with the goal of superseding race.
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But most incongruous of all was his feminism, closeted until Tuesday night.
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"The perception to the reality is a little incongruous," Ms. Milne said.
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"We felt it was necessary to make the point that it's incongruous to have a thong shown in Parliament, and it's incongruous for a woman in a rape trial to see it in court as well," Ms. Coppinger said.
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Lynch was also known for his somewhat incongruous choice of sideline snack: Skittles.
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It's almost incongruous with the work he's doing and the risk it entails.
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STIREWALT: I think there is nothing incongruous about what he said about Donald.
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The other members of the MACR-above-14 club are an incongruous bunch.
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The lilting but incongruous notes of a flute sometimes accompanied the macabre demonstration.
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Compositional elements that at first glance seem incongruous or haphazard reveal unanticipated harmonies.
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But the gardens of Versailles provide a perfectly incongruous setting for Randall's emergence.
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His own fingerprint appears on several prints, red and incongruous, like a signature.
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At first, this intensity behind the scenes seems incongruous with curling's wholesome image.
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The American dairy industry's attempt to enforce labels is incongruous, Mr. Messersmith said.
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Picturing the First World War Incongruous imagery is a staple of war photography.
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Rarely do these spaces feel built in the incongruous ways our own are.
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"I am interested in the hybrid, the incongruous, the unplanned and improvised," she says.
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It's incongruous that the data that could help achieve it isn't free to all.
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It was like seeing your best friend in a movie, very surreal and incongruous.
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This position is incongruous with the goal of ending violence and holding perpetrators accountable.
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The Scotch egg was perfectly runny, and even an incongruous hummus plate was satisfying.
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That's why denying chances to Betts in Connecticut and Simmons in Washington seems incongruous.
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"In another incongruous edition, Orwell's "Homage to Catalonia" was printed as "Homepage to Catalonia.
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A half-dozen police officers, incongruous in the quiet country town, stood warily by.
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The timing of this accelerated accumulation of metal in exchange warehouses is particularly incongruous.
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His Afro is covered by an incongruous hat in the shape of a lion.
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The stock market's struggles may seem incongruous against the backdrop of strong economic growth.
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With incongruous formality, he explained to me that he hadn't slept in two days.
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This incongruous air of merriment conveys how crowds can take pleasure in hounding individuals.
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Within the grubby confines of Camden Town, their presence felt both incongruous and exhilarating.
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Footballers are incongruous with sculpture, but artists keep taking commissions to sculpt them anyway.
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The administration's action seemed incongruous with comments that Trump made during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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It seems an incongruous gesture while other members of the Sonderkommando are trying to rebel.
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A jazzy new bus station juts out from the terminal, an incongruous dash of silver.
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Initially, it would be easy to think that Collins and Cardi's aesthetics are somewhat incongruous.
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Today, it has the same incongruous mix of old and new that defines gentrifying neighborhoods.
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But the upbeat, electro Oracular Spectacular was not incongruous with these more openly emotive albums.
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This coupling might seem incongruous, but peaches, too, are associated with longevity in Chinese culture.
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Yet it also offers a jumble of incongruous impressions, as the best city streets do.
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Of all his investments, the ownership of professional sports teams was among the most incongruous.
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Empty, it's as incongruous as a woman in a ball gown at a bus stop.
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Its half-timbered facade lent a picturesque, if incongruous, Tudor touch to the utilitarian structure.
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But where Hardy misses the point is that he presents the ridiculously incongruous as representative.
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The absence of prominent women speaking for the GOP nominee is incongruous with political reality.
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What is it about these two shapes placed side by side, like an incongruous couple?
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EPA argues that any comparison to the Obama rule is incongruous because it was never implemented.
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The relationships between the sounds and images are by turns ironic, contrapuntal, associative, and sometimes incongruous.
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He wouldn't take any payment at the time, which is incongruous with the charges levied now.
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THE most nightmarish dystopian worlds are both familiar and incongruous, existing on the peripheries of possibility.
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These design choices are intentional, but they aren't incongruous with the rest of the show's aesthetic.
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Strogatz dubbed it the "chimera" state after a mythological fire-breathing monster made of incongruous parts.
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It was totally incongruous to what they said and how they lived when I was there.
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Beyoncé would seem to be an incongruous guest for something called the Country Music Association Awards.
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For some frustrated fans, that premise may seem incongruous or maddening, but it is the reality.
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Repetitive and incongruous patterns fill the industrial size paintings of American contemporary artist Jason Williams, a.k.a.
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But kisses in football's gladiatorial culture seem as incongruous as a Gatorade shower at the ballet.
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This can lead Americans to support seemingly incongruous policies like saving war refugees by dropping bombs.
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"It felt so incongruous with the teachings of Jesus," said one mother who cried in relief.
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CARAMANICA A pair of deeply incongruous Latin-pop alliances that manage to transcend their inherent cravenness.
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The playing of the final 000 minutes of the playoff game on Wednesday evoked incongruous images.
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For a company investing no small amount of its significant capital on driverless cars, that's incongruous.
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There is, at least, a slightly less incongruous recording of the track languishing in his back catalog.
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The term "cool wedding hairstyles" seems so incongruous, almost wrong, like an oxymoron or a double negative.
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From "Horrible Histories" to "The LEGO Movie", Shakespeare has popped up in incongruous situations, making clumsy remarks.
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It's entirely incongruous; like seeing the Queen eating a Big Mac or Hillary Clinton wearing ballet shoes.
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But her support of many of her father's positions has seemed incongruous with some of those values.
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It'd be as incongruous as watching Olivia Pope run into a phone booth to place a call.
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Sarno's presence as a tall white westerner living among the Bayaka may seem incongruous to skeptical outsiders.
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Was there ever a literary friendship as charmingly incongruous as that of Truman Capote and Harper Lee?
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Over the years, the Pirelli Calendar has become synonymous with two seemingly incongruous things: tires and nudity.
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It would be incongruous, but Oakland is cycling through police chiefs like Kerr cycles through bench players.
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This is incongruous, since one of the messages of the program is that Soviet approaches don't work.
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The effort to regulate public morality also means molding the incongruous government practices into a coherent ideology.
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The powerful image of an incongruous snowy mountain drains all the juice out of the local greasewood.
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For Mr. Tarpin, teaming up with the Swiss house is not as incongruous as it may appear.
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It seemed incongruous, even absurd, to put the words "40" and "hip-hop" in the same sentence.
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Weirdly, a lot of action movies are set at Christmas, no matter how incongruous that might seem.
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Sampson was enormous, 7-foot-4 to be exact, and he was enormously incongruous in his era.
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The DJ has an unconventional take on fashion, combining seemingly incongruous pieces to make a cohesive outfit.
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It's especially incongruous because Tyson in conversation these days is relentlessly positive and enthusiastic about, well, most everything.
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"These photos are fascinating because of their seemingly incongruous components," Raiß writes in the introduction to the book.
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The towel on her head seems incongruous to her other clothes and her stare, while direct, is disconnected.
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Until Congress passes a single breach notification law, businesses are stuck with the incongruous patchwork of state requirements.
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Ms. Carter said her attitude was incongruous with those who appeared content to remain at the shelter indefinitely.
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For Otto, the dominant themes debated in the Dutch election campaign are also incongruous with successful fake news.
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But it seems incongruous that we should have to hate the ISPs that bring us this wondrous thing.
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The remaining businesses would be "incomplete, incongruous and unattractive," according to a copy filed with U.S. securities regulators.
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I say alarming because it seems incongruous that as such a developed nation we could let this happen.
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It—or, we, I should say—seemed incongruous amid the hustling-and-bustling burble of families and shoppers.
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She is dressed in an extremely tight-fitting one-piece with an incongruous, girly ruffle at the neck.
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A key part of their proposal was introducing such carts into a setting where they might seem incongruous.
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She hands it to her husband, sitting stone faced and silently beside her, wearing an incongruous tracksuit top.
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It's designed to look like a lodge in Namibia, with incongruous African totems overlooking meadows, wildflowers and mountains.
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Inviting a topical, incongruous or offensive guest scores more bragging rights than winning one of the journalism awards.
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There are various lights, furniture, crockery, and other somewhat incongruous items like a cajón and a reflective raincoat.
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Though Mr. Trump's elevation to champion of religious conservatives may seem incongruous, his followers understand the phenomenon well.
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They do feel incongruous amid such earnest homage, the austere subjects at odds with the bar's welcoming spirit.
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To say that this vision is incongruous with the past three women's marches is something of an understatement.
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But in a day filled with incongruous celebrity endorsements, mashing the two together felt like an inspired coup.
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The Trump administration's action seemed incongruous with comments that Trump, a Republican, made during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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This situation is further exacerbated by the fact that the artist himself is portrayed as a conflicted, incongruous character.
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Oikospiel is full of incongruous moments like this but it hangs together through David Kanaga's commitment to his work.
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Tony has always felt incongruous with the show's more conventional high-school tropes and scenery, now more than ever.
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Queerness and Islam have long been intertwined, even if the average outsider now sees them as incongruous or irreconcilable.
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I laugh at the incongruous size of him, sticking to his stomach and escaping from the springing hair below.
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There are also so many cameos by assorted villains and heroes -- including several incongruous ones from the Warner Bros.
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In our view, it would be incongruous to continue to commission, edit and publish as normal in these circumstances.
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In the film itself, C-3PO just explains the incongruous paint job with a single, typically feeble one-liner.
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But Grisham said despite the somewhat incongruous nature of their approaches, the President is entirely in his wife's corner.
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They also impose varying penalties for violations and use numerous, incongruous laboratories to test for the presence of drugs.
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But not mentioning that on stage felt incongruous for a company set on boasting its very deliberate way forward.
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But the phrase struck me as a possible caption for an incongruous sight there on Tuesday at 5 p.m.
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For more than five years during the mid-20133s, an incongruous billboard loomed over Highland Avenue in West Hollywood.
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The person might sound more like a synthesizer than a person, but it's still not incongruous with the music.
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Here the masks are both incongruous and uncanny, which is one reason why we keep looking at Drexler's paintings.
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Such a sullen end seemed incongruous for a woman who had spent much of her life searching for adventure.
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In an industry whose catalyst is relentless novelty and perpetual newness, this zealous reverence for bygone fashions seems incongruous.
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Many were in body bags and others were wrapped in carpets, including some with an incongruous cartoon-character design.
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The players, however, had muddied the waters by mixing up politics in the incongruous setting of football, she said.
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These days, most people probably know Pepe not as an amiable amphibian but as an incongruous symbol of hate.
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Sure, Buddhism and Pikachus may seems incongruous, but with over 9.5 million daily users, Pokémon Go is catching on.
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If that seems incongruous, let's remember that conservative Christianity's ferocious opposition to abortion is relatively new in historical terms.
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This is a disjointed experience because traveling alone is fundamentally incongruous: You meet people and hear their stories, yes.
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In case you need further proof, we've gathered together a few of the chanteuse's most incongruous, if fabulous fashion moments.
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The blending of primitive, tribal tools with snippets of advanced technology could feel disjointed and incongruous in less skilled hands.
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The two faces seem like incongruous mirror images, their weight balanced atop a thin structure supported by a round base.
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But this condemnation seemed incongruous with an administration that has done nothing but encourage a contemptuous view of the press.
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The style of the dancing — raw, a little silly — is incongruous with the lyrics, which aren't exactly happy-go-lucky.
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It's an incongruous and unexpected smoosh of styles, but Cass holds it all together with ease because, well, he's Cass.
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We're in New Zealand, so you might eat an oyster – it's very incongruous with what people think of as Christmas.
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On the ship there are clearly demarcated hierarchies, and from day one I was the incongruous one, which I enjoyed.
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The numerous air strikes I witnessed each day in Raqqa seemed incongruous, given the apparent paucity of ISIS fighters there.
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Each one could all be labeled grotesque—a term that appropriately encompasses the mysterious, fantastic, and incongruous all at once.
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Residents said they had heard thudding noises below an incongruous-looking nearby shack that they think covers a tunnel entrance.
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The conservative Texan's campaign stop in the incongruous surroundings of the South Bronx earlier this month attracted considerable media attention.
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Its unruly roots—the incongruous coupling of the sacred and the profane—came to determine much of the genre's mythos.
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Look long enough at Bradford paintings and all kinds of incongruous details will rise to the surface of your consciousness.
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To fans who knew him only as Gomer, his full-throated, almost operatic baritone was surprisingly striking, if strangely incongruous.
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Heading to leafy, staid, suburban Glencoe to see "Next to Normal" at Writers Theater at first seemed just as incongruous.
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While other publications had noted his incongruous presence in Central Park, attention from The Times pushed the bird into superstardom.
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As incongruous, at least on the face of it, is the selling point Yakutian diamonds have for the carat-crazy.
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The material revealed an intricate dance between no fewer than eight collaborators — including, ultimately, an incongruous pair: the producer-D.
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Strings of Tiffany diamonds were an incongruous match for Ms. Kravitz's scattered tattoos, her look flirting with the cutting edge.
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The repeated nods to the famously modest Gandhi seemed somewhat incongruous for a president famous for his wealth and ostentation.
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It's also possible that Trump's somewhat incongruous connection with evangelical voters, a staple of his coalition, could come under pressure.
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This hinges on a largely incongruous idea that people treat everyone in their lives the same, across time and contexts.
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If you think about the way virtually every member of the military conducts him or herself, these things were incongruous.
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The juxtaposition of five years of hot, dry conditions followed by more rain than reservoirs can store may seem incongruous.
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Ashery's process — documenting the inevitable course of events — is matter-of-fact, not elegiac, punctuated with playful and incongruous scenes.
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It was incongruous, even for that medium: an ad for JPMorgan Chase's Private Client services, displayed among the clickbait links.
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That acceptance itself was incongruous with what Romney had said in 2016 about Trump's endorsement from the prior presidential election.
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"This constant picture painted by the president of this dangerous borderlands region is so incongruous with daily life," he added.
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But A Cure for Wellness also taps into the uncanny, in the Freudian sense: It seems familiar, but also incongruous.
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In a side room off the main hospital corridor, a doctor is taking a break and it makes an incongruous sight.
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And I am returned, an echo of the past, a phantom who haunts lonely roads, an incongruous figure among the tourists.
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But in the buildup before she puts a gun to his head, Ford subjects Dolores to an incongruous art history lesson.
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Ms. Topham at first exudes a demure propriety that makes Beatrice's rather quick descent into murder-devising seem a little incongruous.
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Congress's incongruous caste coalition is fragile, based partly on an unlikely promise of more state benefits for the better-off Patidars.
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If that seems incongruous with the study results, it's because most people — especially children — do not follow these guidelines, he says.
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The videos' tonal juxtapositions settle into normality, largely because the incongruous affective experiences swiftly blend into one recognizable, and deliberate, aesthetic.
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Kingdom Hearts III finds a way to cram all of those in by introducing one simple, if incongruous, mechanic: The Gummiphone.
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But it was incongruous in a country where the average monthly salary has been estimated by experts at around $30-40.
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It was incongruous for me to have a man's name, because I don't identify as a man and I never have.
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On the stair landing between the two floors is an incongruous gesture to emptiness—a Buddha head and a few stones.
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The issue arose primarily because seeing Schumer's name sandwiched between those of Melissa McCarthy, Adele, and Ashley Graham seemed utterly incongruous.
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East conceded that the timing of the cuts while the company is trying to fix the Trent 1000 problems was "incongruous".
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The whole film seems to be staged on a succession of extravagant Hollywood sets — overdone, incongruous, outlandish, excessive, pretentious, and creepy.
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THE PLAYLIST An incongruous smattering of progressive electronic R&B, early Prince, Motown classics and well-worn singles from the Weeknd.
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To be sure, a major fault line in the formation of the new American state was the incongruous institution of slavery.
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With light skin, blue eyes and blond hair, which later turned bright white, Mr. Alter was an incongruous figure in Bollywood.
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I would argue that it has been people whose tastes in humor run toward the bizarre, the scathing and the incongruous.
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In a military hospital in a war zone, it was at once utterly incongruous and a desperately needed bit of normalcy.
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The level of tension seemed incongruous with a black-tie event that is typically a jocular, if occasionally sharp-edged evening.
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This may sound incongruous with the unemployment rate hovering near a 50-year low of 3.5%, and a record stock market.
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Bites In Paris, premium coffee, craft cocktails and Mediterranean small plates would have been an incongruous combination not that long ago.
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It is possible for the new owner to remove the incongruous 1960s office block from its position alongside the main house.
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It has somehow been 993 years since The Sopranos ended with an abrupt black screen and an incongruous burst of Journey.
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The only incongruous item was a giant, heavy gold curtain that had been draped along the glass wall facing the hallway.
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Anti-abortion sponsorship of the Women's March is as incongruous as the National Rifle Association's backing of a gun control rally.
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Placed next to or against his earlier embrace of bourgeois vision, this late work dealing with fantasy and seduction is incongruous.
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SURROUNDED by vast wheatfields, the camouflage-painted former pig farm just outside the village of Dolna Krupa looks both incongruous and menacing.
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Politicians are crudely placed alongside light-entertainment personalities in incongruous settings: a grey seafront, a grim hotel room, a grotty social club.
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I'm 90 miles from the ocean, and it's 95 degrees and dry—the scene is incongruous in a way that seems fitting.
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The robot is funny—he's like a cool Chappie—but in a way that's incongruous with the rest of film's serious tone.
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The io9 team also looked at the Marvel-Netflix partnership's complicated (and often incongruous) legacy and what happens when fandoms turn toxic.
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That an intellectual would become an ocean-faring buccaneer may seem incongruous, but it would lay the foundations of an English imperialism.
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There is a good lesson to be drawn from these incongruous outcomes, but also a risk that they will be over interpreted.
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Mr. Sogojeva dresses in a traditional robe and banded cleric's hat, but his newly built mosque is an incongruous modern multistory building.
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Trump's campaign was disguised as patriotism, and he spent the years prior trying to undo anything incongruous to his definition of America.
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Democrats are, to be sure, in an incongruous position, defending Comey's integrity having been vigorously critical of him in the recent past.
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Gizmodo smartly points out that Netflix's secretiveness about throttling speeds is incongruous, since it doesn't really violate principles of net neutrality. Why?
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Shame they're on an Ed Sheeran song that was written to be played on an acoustic guitar and are therefore entirely incongruous!
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MICHAEL SCHWARTZ Dix Hills, N.Y. Blaming Donald Trump for the demise of the American democracy and for his own popularity seems incongruous.
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To put it another way: What's the most visually incongruous place to find a bunch of paramilitary guys trying to wreak havoc?
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THERE ARE few more incongruous places for a seminar on the future of business than the Sacred Convent of Assisi, in Italy.
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The president's attacks are the latest in a nearly yearlong assault on Mr. Powell and the Fed, but their timing is incongruous.
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That advice was incongruous with the high hopes Argentina's government expressed just a year ago when it assumed the G-203 presidency.
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Sure, her incongruous accents to her Dior gown, strings of Tiffany diamonds setting off her scattered tattoos, flirted with the cutting edge.
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The pub atmosphere and the barrage of My Bloody Valentine and the Clash are incongruous with how quietly thoughtful the food is.
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All the birds went quiet, even the huge red kites with their incongruous high-pitched cries that had pursued him for miles.
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Besides being gorgeous, then, it's also a witty play with incongruous signifiers, a kind of a joke appealing to high-end fashion sophisticates.
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"Gaga," they said, and, so incongruous was the answer in relation to my grasp of the assignment that I needed clarification: Lady Gaga?
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But a closer look reveals the move is exactly as incongruous — and suspect as an investment opportunity — as it appears at first glance.
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Part of Stone's accomplishment is to establish that authority and then upend it, an incongruous marriage of humor and design, care and irreverence.
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The conspiracy spread online after a viral Instagram post called into question past statements about her health, some seemingly incongruous with each other.
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If any combination of those forces is at work, then a steady climb in stock indexes would seem incongruous and perhaps ill-fated.
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I passed newly gated front yards, whimsical and incongruous Swiss chalet-style balconies, a muddy basketball court and a few still-unfinished houses.
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I might have seemed an incongruous hire, but she had a gift for hiring employees with no affinity for the under-10 crowd.
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Still, the paltry GPU and SSD that comes with the $6,573 base model seems incongruous with the rest of its industry-leading design.
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For the majority of his career, Reeves's understated charm and emotional stillness felt incongruous to his level of celebrity: What's the dude's deal?
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Recently Walter Knoll rereleased the pair's Chesterfield armchair, an arch take on the cozily traditional shape, outfitted with wittily incongruous tubular steel legs.
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"I've had this dream since I was a child where I fall out of a window," she explains with a somewhat incongruous giggle.
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Incongruous as it may sound, even the Trump administration, in its confusion and contradictory responses, might be able to help defuse the crisis.
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You're in luck … PELLA, Iowa — As Biden laced into Sanders on Thursday afternoon, his attacks came at an incongruous location: a Dairy Queen.
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The exclamation mark came to be seen as more and more incongruous given the former Florida governor's struggles to elicit enthusiasm from voters.
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"It's kind of a little bit incongruous, just the beauty of it — it brings out the horror of what happened there," she says.
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Often he'll switch up a beat in the middle, change the tempo, stick a bunch of incongruous sound effects where they don't belong.
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As a smoker, I find it incongruous that in a country that limits free expression, I am allowed to light up in most restaurants.
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The incongruous Section 5, which will work against the rest of this latest executive order and earlier ones, will prove to be no winner.
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Several new studies point to a seemingly incongruous fact: It doesn't matter if that housing is for high-income residents or low-income residents.
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In the murals at India House Gandhi and the Buddha are the two most prominent figures, and there seems nothing incongruous in their juxtaposition.
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For now and the foreseeable future, Green remains the happy mystery, the player whose place on basketball's best team is both essential and incongruous.
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The "INGSOC" slogans in Orwell's epic dystopian novel, "1984": Would fit nicely among Trump's litany of incongruous phrases: Trump's "truths" are easy to debunk.
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They left a more enduring monument too: a sombre stone church with a charmingly incongruous Tibetan-style roof that sweeps skyward at its edges.
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Piles of old T-shirts and jeans; winter jackets, incongruous in the equatorial heat; dresses and leather shoes; all are watched carefully by stallholders.
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But the more time I spent with Prakash, the more obvious it became how incongruous our choice of an initial meeting spot had been.
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Another was the VIP vibe afforded to artists, press, and patrons, which seemed incongruous with a festival that prides itself on collaboration and unity.
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While corporate profits might seem incongruous with doing social good, Howard Schultz, the executive chairman of Starbucks, would counter that the opposite is true.
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It seems both incongruous, given how embedded cottages are in our Canadian national psyche, and perfect, given how entangled we are with our neighbors.
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Maybe that sounds lofty from someone who writes humorous music for a living, or incongruous for an event happening on a giant floating hotel.
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This incongruous message of environmental action was so starkly at odds with Mr. Trump's own record that some critics found the moment almost surreal.
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This incongruous message of environmental action was so starkly at odds with Mr. Trump's own record that some critics found the moment almost surreal.
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Those might include a level of security incongruous to the business: opaque windows, bars or boards over the windows, barbed wire or security cameras.
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The third is an oversized African mask of carved wood, which makes a delightfully incongruous combination with the madras plaid shirt the man sports.
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The title, "My Island, Like a Sea," captures the attitude of this work; grounded in detail, yet open to the fluidity of incongruous references.
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You told us that you were disappointed by that, that it was incongruous with the values we talked about on the podcast and elsewhere.
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So I don&apost think there is anything incongruous at all about what Mitt Romney said today or this week and what he said before.
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But something about Cumberbatch's banal delivery coupled with the incongruous image of a tall statue of an eagle wearing a business suit made me giggle.
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No such event ever occurred; the developer now markets the display under the incongruous title, 69th Floor Graffiti Artists, according to promotional materials Hyperallergic received.
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But that incongruous position seems to have struck a chord with Trump supporters, many of whom have been on the losing side of trade globalization.
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The handover is as big as just about any of the Socialist-inspired giveaways Mr. Chávez ever orchestrated, and it comes with an incongruous twist.
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"I try to act like a big tough guy when I play," he adds, an image certainly incongruous with his warm, approachable, real-life kindness.
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For this reason, Triple Canopy's frame questions, which called upon panelists to speculate "as an investment involving considerable risk," appear at once inspired and incongruous.
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"We don't recognise Daesh (Islamic State) procedures," said judge Khalid al-Shammari, his suit and tie incongruous with the spartan portacabin in which he sits.
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A city whose industrial heritage includes China's first mechanised coal mine, first freight locomotive and first cement plant has found itself in an incongruous position.
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Mr. Wilhelm titled the work "Revolution: Frieden unserem Erdenrund" (Revolution: Peace to the Whole World), an incongruous title for a symbol of a repressive regime.
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Freedom here refers to the free splay of signifiers, making the poem a site of incongruous connections, where surplus music and meaning escape immediate comprehension.
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Harry has an incongruous fear of needles and medical equipment, so much so that he fainted when undoing his bandage after a successful shoulder procedure.
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A rather less incongruous-looking interloper was the serene 1901 canvas "Interior With Woman At Piano, Strandgade 4.43," by Vilhelm Hammershoi, included in Sotheby's Nov.
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On the bench during a recent Cleveland Indians game, the pitching coach Mickey Callaway thought of a thoroughly incongruous comparison: Corey Kluber and Michael Jordan.
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"Rock This Town" by the Stray Cats blared from speakers outside the Hard Rock Cafe, making for an incongruous soundtrack to the bucolic images above.
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Then there was the incongruous reality that despite the new government, things look about the same in major cities today as they did in January 2017.
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"This transformative commentary is striking by the subtle and incongruous background placement of Pepe's anthropomorphic frog image juxtaposed with humans and American iconography," FSS lawyers wrote.
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This week, he used the incongruous setting of a photo op at Trump National Golf Course in New Jersey to threaten North Korea with nuclear annihilation.
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Thankfully, all sides seem cognizant — or at least publicly caveat their positions — that a straight and sequential solution would be incongruous for a complexly-wrought problem.
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"It is incongruous for a symbol of righteousness to lead such a country," said 85-year old Archibishop Desmond Tutu in his appeal to Suu Kyi.
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Nearby, a man with tattoos called out to me, "Excuse me, is that an Ulla Johnson dress?" perfectly demonstrating the incongruous threads that bind the city.
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It was an incongruous sight, simultaneously heartening and dismaying; golden against the grim gray of destruction, an orb among the shards, tattered but still largely intact.
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What was so incongruous, what was so unsettling, was not what the judge believes is or is not settled law; he has told us that repeatedly.
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THE original Hard Rock Café still occupies the same incongruous spot in Mayfair, a posh district of London, that it did in 22020, when it opened.
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But given the uncanny dada combinations of incongruous elements found here, this connection is historically chimeric: There isn't a scintilla of evidence to support such speculation.
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It not only makes for an incongruous stage picture, but it often creates an unbalanced sound, with emphatic backing harmonies drowning out Wilson's main vocal lines.
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To those who recall her days at CBGB, the epicenter of the punk scene in 163s New York, Ms. Beschta's career path may have seemed incongruous.
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"It seemed as incongruous as if someone had asked me to assist in open-heart surgery," Mr. King wrote in The New York Times in 19963.
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"It felt so incongruous with the teachings of Jesus," said Ms. Marshall Nelson, 33, who is the editor of the Mormon Women Project, a storytelling outlet.
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The remaining residents have been gifted new homes by the government, rows of prefabricated houses that looked incongruous in one of the poorest places in Asia.
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It would look a little incongruous to see an animal's story on the obituary page right beside men and women who lived exemplary lives, accomplished things.
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In some ways, Mr. Zinke appears to be an incongruous choice to lead the agency that oversees energy exploration on the nation's public lands and waters.
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The protagonists spend the first half of the film running away from every convention, which makes their transformation in the latter half all the more incongruous.
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Nooyi, an immigrant born in India (and now a citizen), who sat next to Mr. Schwarzman and within camera range of Mr. Trump, seemed especially incongruous.
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In 2016, he was indicted on charges of illegal enrichment, with prosecutors noting that his expensive tastes seemed incongruous with his modest salary as a prosecutor.
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But Mr. Hnath — whose earlier works, seen Off Broadway, include "Red Speedo" and "The Christians" — has a deft hand for combining incongruous elements to illuminating ends.
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That description might seem incongruous, but it's increasingly standard on the right to characterize sites like Jones's Infowars, The Gateway Pundit and even Breitbart as ''alternative.
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For most of us, sexual abuse, assault and harassment are so incongruous with how we were raised to believe the world should be — kind, virtuous, loving.
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The incongruous letter remained there throughout much of my childhood—a discomfiting advertisement to the world that not everything inside the house was quite normally aligned.
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I fumbled through the menu, finding only greetings and incongruous conversational expressions, before desperately seizing upon the option of asking if the man needed medical care.
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With heavily lidded eyes and a soft, slow voice incongruous to his size, he was clearly unhappy to find himself sitting across from an American journalist.
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And he thinks there's a real opportunity for developers to acknowledge that, and even turn down the cheese factor on otherwise incongruous hyper-violent moments in games.
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Trump desperately needs to convince Republicans to stick with him, and it looks like the glue that he's settled on is, incongruous as it seems, religious tribalism.
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And lately, the trend has been seemingly confined to early 2000s "nu-metal" or alternative bands, who are all purportedly booked to play shows at incongruous locations.
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Babylon Zoo are the band that released "Spaceman," that song with a completely incongruous verse and chorus that make zero sense existing in the same musical space.
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It was completely incongruous, but at the same time it lends this kind of weirdo edge to the record, because it starts with this Conrad Schnitzler piece.
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Television networks showed Trump's remarks on tax on a split screen, emphasizing the slight incongruous nature of the event -- at which Trump jabbed the state's Democratic Sen.
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Herman Melville identified the flying squirrel as the fiction writer's model for a realistic character: The creature is exactly as weird and incongruous as an actual person.
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Combining high-tech modernism with a somewhat incongruous Victorian seaside vibe, the tower, British Airways i360, opened on Thursday in the city of Brighton in southern England.
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Maybe it's because Michael Alig was well-known around New York for throwing parties, not for brutal violence, so the whole thing feels weirdly incongruous, unbelievable even.
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Haphazard and incongruous uses of American power and influence will continue to allow our adversaries to manipulate the President and our allies and partners to ignore him.
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From the start it was an incongruous effort by an outsider to stitch together far-right nationalists who all give pride of place to their own countries.
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Yet there is something deeply incongruous at the heart of the supposed "techlash": It is not really making a huge dent in the tech giants' financial performance.
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In the postwar era, the coalitions that made up the Democratic and Republican Parties were haphazard and incongruous, bearing little resemblance to the ideological tribes of today.
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"Middle-aged and essentially hairless, Rabin developed the incongruous status of a bald rock star," John McPhee wrote in his book "The Ransom of Russian Art" (1994).
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The show really hits its incongruous stride when the brothers take up a teacher's question about how to get students to stop looking at their electronic devices.
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In this century, Ms. Hallenberg appeared in the United States in 2013 to perform Pergolesi's intimate "Stabat Mater" in the most incongruous space imaginable: the Hollywood Bowl.
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It was an incongruous moment that reflected an intensely emotional day in which the popular Thompson won new fans because of the way she lost the tournament.
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His other means of intervening in the space include sound and technology, along with the incongruous and, at times, jarring appearance of taxidermied animals and animal parts.
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The humor of integrating incongruous external elements into rap stems from a condescending attitude towards rap; it's only funny if you already view rap as somehow ridiculous.
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There's plenty of overlap in what these three say, perhaps especially with regards to repetition, simplicity, and something slightly unexpected or "incongruous" as Dr Kellaris puts it.
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Part of the Bey-Jay dynamic has always rested on them seeming like an incongruous match, and on each artist keeping the details of their romantic relationship private.
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But Rice would also be an incongruous selection for Trump, who has railed against the Iraq War and the foreign policy of former President George W. Bush administration.
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Given the events of the previous days, McMaster's message seemed incongruous, as he portrayed a President who had just ignited discord at home as a unifying force abroad.
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But that approach, combined with Kasowitz's lack of experience with complex federal criminal investigations, made the Manhattan lawyer an incongruous choice to represent Trump in the Russia probe.
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From the beginning, the thylacine's common names—zebra wolf, tiger wolf, opossum-hyena, Tasmanian dingo—marked it as another chimera, too incongruous to understand on its own terms.
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With this kind of sensitivity so close to the surface, it seems incongruous that she would dive headfirst into a comic book franchise, an emblem of Hollywood excess.
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Navarro's presence seemed incongruous for a University of California economist whose fame comes from warning Americans about the menace China's government poses to the United States' well-being.
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They build scenes with pathos and humor with the same respect and the proper dues, instead of mashing it all together in a kind of incongruous space-paste.
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Quite the incongruous moniker when you consider the subtlety of Montreal beatmaker Christophe Dubé's dreamy compositions or his reluctance to appear front and centre in his music videos.
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This portrait of Dean shows the future icon at a transitional moment: The glamorous profile in the photo seems incongruous against the background of his boyhood Indiana farm.
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Within minutes of their team's cementing its status as one of the best baseball clubs ever, fans at Dodger Stadium — in Los Angeles — began a seemingly incongruous chant.
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I try to take a deep breath but there's no fullness in my lungs, no weight to the air, only the incongruous taste of seltzer in my mouth.
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But the company's handsome Navy Pier complex is already somewhat incongruous amid the tourist attractions (Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., the Centennial Ferris wheel) sticking out into Lake Michigan.
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For a time he was an incongruous ally of Garry Kasparov, the chess master, who advocated a pro-Western liberalism that was at odds with the National Bolsheviks.
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All of which is why it may be incongruous, yet on some level not outlandish, to think of Spike Lee as still not having gotten his full due.
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His hand-lettered titles, full of incongruous sizes (the gigantic "A" in "A STANLEY KUBRICK PRODUCTION" dwarfed the other words), appeared over footage of aircraft refueling in midflight.
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But the way that ethos is applied to the Assassin's Creed series with Odyssey feels incongruous and even a little grating, particularly following on the heels of Origins.
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In an alienlike selfie with her macaw, taken on June 4, she stands before an incongruous rural backdrop, as in the horizontal "Centerfolds" done with rear-screen projections.
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Small, colorful dots came into view: people and cars, which seemed incongruous, implausible even, after the wind, water and ancient relics that had been our touchstones all day.
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Among the Nazi and Confederate flags unfurled by white nationalists marching in Charlottesville, Va., over the weekend was an incongruous symbol: the logo of the Detroit Red Wings.
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This season, there is an incongruous presence in the little league: an expansion team from the largest city in Canada mixing it up with minnows of English rugby.
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The leader is a man whose name joins these two seemingly incongruous cultures: Elvis Otieno (Sir Elvis, as he is known, whose parents named him after The King).
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Founded in 1822 by freed American slaves, Liberia has strong Baptist roots and city and county names that might seem incongruous to Africa: Marshall, Buchanan, Maryland, Dirt Hole.
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But Mr. Weld is unlikely to pose a major threat to Mr. Trump and he is in some ways an incongruous figure to leap into the presidential fray.
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Like many of Mr. Mendini's works, it mixed two somewhat incongruous influences: It's an oversize Baroque armchair but decorated in a pointillism reminiscent of the artist Paul Signac.
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Their workmanlike efficacy and pre-conceived strategy was incongruous with the setting: a bunch of grown men skating around on a frozen lake in Middle Of Nowhere, Canada.
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Trump also insisted that "this is a happy period for us" — an incongruous claim in the wake of him becoming the third president in American history to be impeached.
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The journalists who had been ushered through the electric fences, then past the watch towers and the incongruous rose garden, drew lots to decide who would serve as witnesses.
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"It works really well on many levels — it's so incongruous with what just happened, he's murdered people, he's driving, and we hear this happy, upbeat song," Krieg Thomas continued.
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Everyone seems to be insisting on installing cameras all over their homes these days, which seems incongruous with the ongoing privacy crisis — but that's a post for another time.
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The way she plays Gypsy, the Manson girl who takes control of the Family while Manson and Tex are away, is completely incongruous with the rest of the scene.
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The crowds had gathered to see the actors who played their favorite characters in the flesh; at times, the gulf between fictional character and actor felt a bit incongruous.
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"Helen is this grandmother nicknamed Lovey, which is incongruous because she's hardly warm and fuzzy," the former Charlie's Angels star tells PEOPLE of her role in the new thriller.
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This might be an incongruous analogy, but Zoya Akhtar's "Gully Boy" is like those picture-in-picture debates you see on prime-time news, but in a good way.
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It means whatever you want it to mean: "It makes NO sense at face value and so it's incongruous with normal memetic referencing in a pleasurable way," he said.
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" Although she was born and raised in the Midwest, Ms. Osato seemed an incongruous choice to play Ivy Smith, billed as the "all-American girl," in "On the Town.
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Each image is absurd, exaggerated, with insults repurposed — and neutralized — as slogans on T-shirts, neckties and other incongruous places (video game consoles, computer screens, dresses and so on).
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"Going from running out of money over the next couple of weeks to continuing to try and double the size of your business ... they seem relatively incongruous," he said.
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Many fans were confused as to why Brees had fallen short of a perfect passer rating, using the incongruous results as evidence that the stat was ineffective or outdated.
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Mr. Leonard, who died in 2013, would surely be pleased with how Davey Holmes, the show's creator, has appropriated signature Leonardesque touches — deadpan humor; casually deployed violence; incongruous eloquence.
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It might seem like champagne and children are incongruous, but there are ways to combine the two for parents in the New York area who (still) want to party.
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"It was incongruous that you had this amazing handcrafted piece of art and engineering, but underneath was this very bog-standard smartphone," he said of the failed phone brand.
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Their voices are so sweet it could almost be sickly, but coupled with the gothic rumble of drums and odd, incongruous poeticisms, there's a certain darkness that elevates them.
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Philip's memories of his father are so incongruous with the reality of him being a prison guard that he has to believe there's always room for people to contain multitudes.
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Kannu's polished English accent seems incongruous, given that he doesn't even go to school, and Sargam seems too put together for the condition they are shown to be living in.
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So I think the worry [was] that it could be tainted, and you would then have a sort of incongruous needs, in terms of who you were going to serve.
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"For now, we are trying to resolve this through diplomacy," says Mr Tshisekedi, a mild-mannered man of 53 who affects his father's somewhat incongruous flat cap for public appearances.
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The cast, however, might be a little more incongruous, especially with James Franco as a captain and Eastbound & Down's Danny McBride taking on a much more serious role than usual.
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Experiences where you are given a cockpit, steering wheel or even a nose can usually eliminate this feeling because your brain and inner ear can match up these incongruous feelings.
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The incongruous setting for this Sunday outing was an old ballroom in Camden, where a campaign was launched on April 15th to demand a "People's Vote" on the Brexit deal.
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Yeah, if you think about it, the advertisements weren't very effective in some instances because the call to action is incongruous with the way you're actually engaging with the media.
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It's no surprise that health apps are incongruous with the needs of low-income, diverse, and vulnerable patients when these populations are unlikely to be a part of user testing.
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Every year, an inability to compromise becomes more and more incongruous with the landscape here in Colorado, where voters have continued to overwhelmingly reject extremist ideas and Trump's divisive rhetoric.
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Leon and Carol Lim imagine a hopeful, even fantastical journey with their garments, drawing from different aesthetics and silhouettes to highlight just how good these seemingly incongruous styles go together.
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Julie Goodridge, the CEO of NorthStar, told TechCrunch that Intel agreed in 2013 to offer explanations of incongruous donations to shareholders, and enshrined the agreement in its political accountability guidelines.
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And the various sections of Penn Station seem to be incongruous, creating architectural oddities like the Long Island Railroad concourse that runs underneath 33rd Street between 7th and 8th avenues.
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Yeah, it's annoying at times, and incongruous — but it's also fun, at least until one my friends discover the new Grammar Snob sticker pack and starts red-lining my chats.
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A news release by the Bureau of Economic Analysis showed incongruous spurts of health care sector growth, while the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a similar trend in sector employment.
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The utterly WTF line "you were in a car crash, and you lost your hair" may raise a smile, but the less said about that incongruous bluegrass violin, the better.
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My choice of these is the Bodega, an incongruous name for a countrified affair of flattened sage sausage and Cheddar on a biscuit with a mule kick of black pepper.
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On her own dining table, Gohar simply paired seemingly incongruous elements: for instance, an enormous boule of bread from She Wolf Bakery alongside two dainty bowls of olives and almonds.
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And I want to tell her that I still remember the incongruous technicolor of the June flowers that stirred in the breeze outside my front porch as my world unraveled.
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Ms. Nakayama's video of child actors performing incongruous monologues is strangely fascinating, as are the tabletop "minerals" that Ms. Kim makes from everyday materials like colored chalk or acrylic nails.
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Secluded behind them, for the moment at least, is a tiny village — incongruous here among the temples and palaces — with elaborate wood buildings that date back more than a century.
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And the lavish galas and the largely homogeneous circle of the well-to-do who frequent them may seem incongruous in a diverse city that is wrestling with income inequality.
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"It seems so incongruous to feature a celebration, a party, an event meant to inspire a joyous future on the very grounds of such horrendous despair and brutality," she said.
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Incongruous as it may seem, giggles abound in this clever and exuberantly performed hip-hop musical version of Shakespeare's tragedy about a Moorish general troubled by the green-eyed monster.
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Mr. Maduro's near-superhuman willingness to continue paying creditors long after most countries would have capitulated can seem incongruous given his trademark anticapitalist bent, but it stems from a calculation.
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Still, the sight of the fast-food cartons inside the stately White House dining room struck some observers on social media as incongruous — or lacking in hospitality for a celebration.
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How all of the story's incongruous pieces — a mob boss, a far-right conspiracy theory, a struggling young man from a middle-class Staten Island home — fit together remains unknown.
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One of them is the album's opening track, "Everything_Now (Continued)," which you may notice is incongruous, because "(Continued)" is usually a parenthetical signifier of a continuation, rather than an introduction.
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In the 1990s his unapologetically optimistic, market-minded internationalism would have seemed unexceptional; in the 2010s hearing him stir crowds with praise for Europe and openness seems both brave and incongruous.
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Since then, his Twitter account has been largely silent and so has his Instagram, except for a mysteriously incongruous post on Thursday asking for donations for a homeless shelter in Russia.
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The trio reveals that Ryan thought the scene would be best in "some incongruous place, like a restaurant," though it wasn't originally written into the script of the classic romantic comedy.
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"If they were to pass it and it was not incongruous with what the federal government would do to us, I think it's a very exciting possibility," Cuomo said in September.
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Apple's earnings fell in its most recent quarter despite a rise in sales, and that incongruous result is largely the product of yet another significant uptick in the company's research efforts.
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Her beautiful face was thin and pale and looked incongruous atop her body, made bulky by the many layers of clothing she had managed to put on when she was arrested.
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But for someone once so popular, broadly feted and outspoken, he seems an incongruous figure, waiting quietly and looking serious, except when he embraces and smiles at his lawyers and aides.
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Given the joshing tone of much of the show, this makes sense, since it would be incongruous to grind the gears at the end by showing Othello murdering his innocent wife.
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"They feel the names are incongruous with the mission of the school and what we're trying to teach them, since the name has become synonymous with the opioid epidemic," he said.
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Haley's staunch support of Trump can at times seem incongruous with her racial identity, too — she says she's "the proud daughter of Indian immigrants" yet faithfully supports Trump's anti-immigration policies.
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"They feel the names are incongruous with the mission of the school and what we're trying to teach them, since the name has become synonymous with the opioid epidemic," he continued.
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That last question brings about a startling change of scene and tone in the movie's final section, which feels like a miniature film noir set in the incongruous sunshine of Greece.
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The organizers of Art the Arms Fair announced on opening night that a new work by Banksy, depicting with incongruous humor the devastating effects of a drone attack, would be auctioned off.
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It's hard to imagine a more incongruous pairing than brandy-sipping hep cat Hef and the poncho-clad Jerry "Captain Trips" Garcia, but by all accounts the men enjoyed each other's company.
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The gesture seems incongruous, but then again so did the entire convention this year, given that televangelist Jerry Falwell spoke on its closing night, later followed by openly gay businessman Peter Thiel.
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But Mr. Little has the characters deliver long-spun operatic lines that seem incongruous and make it hard for each singer to render the words clearly (despite the use of body microphones).
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As we chatted, the man mentioned that he was chorally trained in Gregorian chant — which he proved by singing with a voice so powerful and incongruous for his hunched and shriveled frame!
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It's such a perfect few minutes of film, you almost don't really care that it feels completely incongruous with the rest of the movie — in that it's actually very sweet, and tasteful.
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Financial support for Trump, who famously called Mexican immigrants "rapists" and speculated this week about the race of the judge overseeing a lawsuit against Trump University, seems incongruous with Krzanich's diversity activism.
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Regardless, the Islamic State's apparent backing of someone who seems to support a softer line may seem incongruous with the brutality across the Middle East and Europe that it is known for.
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One of the images, "Red Stripe Kitchen," shows two soldiers appearing to search for explosives in a gleaming white modern kitchen; their presence is somehow incongruous and innocuous at the same time.
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The song went viral, in part because of how incongruous (in the video, Imanuel wears a pink polo shirt and a fanny pack) and outrageous (he uses the N-word) it was.
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The relationship between Chance and Blackstone doesn't appear to offer more than hard-boiled cliché, but the incongruous fellowship of Chance and D has the advantage of being ridiculous and therefore entertaining.
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However, more than just a fatalistic warning, Mattingly's incongruous forest, in its ability to grow fruit, is also a proposition on how future generations might find sustenance in midst of tragic displacement.
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Mugabe wielded those same powers to bestow or deny that privilege to dozens of his former comrades, so it would be highly incongruous for his family to refuse to bury him there.
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But it was strange — like a child playing dress-up — to speak the sentence myself, and in the incongruous setting of my own living room on a rainy evening earlier this week.
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A bill, however, has been introduced in both houses of Congress to address the park system's infrastructure woes — but its source of funding might seem incongruous with the Park Service's conservation goals.
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And she had an eye for the odd or incongruous finding that might turn up in a survey, as in 1997, when she wrote about a CBS/Times poll on driving habits.
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In 2018, the trio released their fifth album, "Brighter Wounds," which puts seemingly incongruous sounds — like screeching, dissonant strings and bluesy guitar riffs — adjacent to one another for a compelling, unpredictable result.
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And while there are some fine moments buried within all that -- some showcasing Gilligan's quirky streak, like an incongruous rendition of the song "Sharing the Night Together" -- it still feels a trifle unnecessary.
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Many of the elements of a typical Mikhail D. Prokhorov news conference were on display on Monday: the deadpan humor, the rhetorical showboating, the stubborn optimism and the incongruous talk of N.B.A. championships.
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The fact that Rivera, a Beyoncé fan, edited her persona into that of your standard, paint-by-numbers celeb doesn't seem all that incongruous given Bey's public arc over the past few months.
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The placement of the cup garnered so much attention because it was incongruous to the setting of "Game of Thrones," said Noah Mallin, head of experience, content and sponsorship at media agency Wavemaker.
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They did this by "teleporting" into Puerto Rico, currently a disaster zone, to trade high fives and news about the company's disaster-relief efforts, their bobblehead avatars incongruous with the wreckage behind them.
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This is a bad faith argument and incongruous to the social realities people of color face in this country; it also disregards their ability to rationally approach the painting and decide against it.
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It was a familiar refrain, and as the arena's sound system played out the next track - the incongruous "You Can't Always Get What You Want" from the Rolling Stones - Mick Jagger and co.
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During Obama's 2009 visit, he also took time to visit the Notre Dame cathedral and the architecturally incongruous Pompidou Center, a modern art complex in the 4th arrondissement, with his wife and children.
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The study shows that morality and autonomy can be incongruous: in theory, we like the idea of safer streets, but we also want to buy the cars that keep us personally the safest.
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We pass more queues, this time for the portaloos – there are 20 in total, which is one for every 150 people – and hear the incongruous sound of a trombone and laughter up ahead.
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The idea of Goldman as a savings bank and lender to the masses may seem somewhat incongruous, but GS Bank and Mosaic are not its first forays into the finances of the 99%.
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The casting feels so incongruous that it's distracting — until, that is, you realize that Mr. Shannon is the only one that you're paying attention to, the only one you want to look at.
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KIRYAS JOEL, N.Y. — In a place where young boys spend their days hunched over volumes of Torah and Talmud, delving into timeless stories and precepts in an ancient singsong, the scene was incongruous.
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Long habituated to the crowded trains of the Northeast corridor, I found the idea of taking Amtrak to a place as distant as Glacier both incongruous and appealing; I hoped Evan would too.
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Soldiers in military fatigues patrolled the chic Place du Grand Sablon on Thursday, an incongruous sight on a square where truffle emporiums, luxury shops and bourgeois residents walking their dogs are more common.
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The laid-back atmosphere is one reason; the large, colorful room accented with green walls and turquoise cloth napkins radiates that incongruous mix of luxury and insouciance that distinguishes the best Caribbean resorts.
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In 23 he flooded an Austrian gallery, and he's also turned a sculpture by American artist Donald Judd into a dwelling for snails—juxtapositions which might seem incongruous, but not to the artist.
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That likely refers to those scenic vista shots, which could be a pretty nice addition to the interactive new Westworld website but feel pretty incongruous with where season two appears to be heading.
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The context of the Mughal architectural site did not seem incongruous as the work itself was dissecting the 'hidden' plurality within the linguistic, musical, visual, religious and spiritual cultures of the sub-continent.
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It is as complex an assembly of near incongruous planes as any cubist composition of the early 20th century, yet it is built upon the artist's affinity for things as they actually appear.
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Today Kelly holds the support of two incongruous constituencies: those who cheer him on immigration and those who assume, despite the strikes against him, that he is preventing catastrophes no one can see.
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But regardless of when the Stanley Cup finals end, or who wins, one team will provide the most incongruous sight of the series: hoisting a chalice of silver amid an ocean of gold.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CARACAS — It seems incongruous that Venezuela, the country with the largest oil reserves in the world, is undergoing the worst economic and humanitarian crisis in the hemisphere.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - As the princes, sheikhs and diplomats who would rule world soccer filed into a Miami airport hotel it struck an incongruous tone, a world away from the opulent jamborees of popular myth.
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This fuzzy zone of magical looking is where Estonian artist Katja Novitskova operates, and her current exhibition in New York's City Hall Park is a wonderfully incongruous reminder that all our photos are manipulated.
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To the Western eye, it may seem incongruous that some societies suffering from chronic water shortages, poverty, political turmoil and the like are nonetheless connected online to the same degree as more developed countries.
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In the studio shot anchored by the camera and tripod, a partially peeled orange lies on the floor, an incongruous detail that invites you to look more closely at every part of the photograph.
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"It is disingenuous to say that this plan is purely economic because it has a political dimension that has implications that are incongruous with the political aspirations," said Safwan Masri, a Columbia University professor.
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I've never seen anyone look more incongruous in an office environment than King Krule and his band as they play the NPR workroom in a new Tiny Desk Concert, which you can see above.
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This release is such an outlier and so incongruous with the general trend in consumer spending, holiday consumer sales reports and holiday seasons consumer credit data that it does raise suspicions of data reliability.
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The traditional pilots watch also has broadarrow hands – IWC makes one that is a good example of the standard design – and the decision to add thinner hands to this piece is a bit incongruous.
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Former employees remember scenes of chaos, with exhausted executives slipping in and out of Zuckerberg's private conference room, known as the Aquarium, and Sandberg's conference room, whose name, Only Good News, seemed increasingly incongruous.
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This triumphant pose seemed incongruous with the preceding mood, but what followed was the funniest set I have seen all year: a whirligig of characters and jokes, leaving the sleepy audience exhausted from laughter.
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WASHINGTON — Donald J. Trump, the Manhattan real estate mogul who boasts about his wealth, maintains a fleet of aircraft and sells his own brand of neckties, paid respects on Sunday to an incongruous constituency.
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While the air of corporate party planning within the stadium seemed rather incongruous with Upton Park's traditional frisson of rage, frustration and East End ardour, events outside the stadium defined much of the evening.
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The bright packaging of these items punctuated our pantry and refrigerator shelves, otherwise filled with lentils and spices and lovingly prepared sabzis: a seemingly incongruous embrace of new and unfamiliar flavors, typical among immigrants.
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Mr. Monn also worked on the gala, which embodies an exclusive vibe that is in many ways incongruous with the messaging to blue-collar voters that Mr. Trump projected during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Had Hillary Clinton won the presidency, we'd be talking about the implications of casting an African-American hero, or how incongruous it looks for the show's presidential candidate (Jimmy Smits) to be a man.
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SINCE IT WAS built in 1924, the Landhaus Ilse, or Ilse country house, has been an incongruous presence on the edge of Burbach, a provincial town in wooded hills halfway between Frankfurt and Cologne.
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" It then shared a link to its definition of oxymoron: "A figure of speech by which a locution produces an incongruous, seemingly self-contradictory effect, as in 'cruel kindness' or 'to make haste slowly.
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If you're a reader of the magazines and newspapers that are available in Apple News Plus, it might be worth keeping the service, provided you can put up with its weird and sometimes incongruous interface.
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It is refreshingly incongruous to come upon "Cabbage Map" (44 x 30 inches), in which that vegetable appears splayed out in a many-angled, leafy shape similar to Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion map of the world.
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But this is where we'd decided to do the interview and photoshoot, and when he'd arrived—moments before in baggy jeans and a hoodie swamping his surprisingly long limbs—his presence hadn't felt too incongruous.
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"Liquid Spirit (Claptone Remix)" reached No. 1 on the Beatport Top 100, leading to the incongruous sight of Mr. Porter, in shorts and a golf polo, performing to a sea-breezy young crowd in Ibiza.
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Given how Comey holds himself out as a paragon of ethical leadership — his book is titled "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership" — it seemed incongruous to hear him mock Trump's hairstyle and facial coloring.
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The Gulf states' cutting off aid to their Lebanese allies — an incongruous grouping of Sunni, Druze and Christian factions whose only common ground is a shared fear of Hezbollah — undoubtedly cedes the field to Iran.
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A campaign would require him to yield his imperial stature as a donor and philanthropist, and enter a tumultuous political and cultural climate that could make him a highly incongruous candidate for the Democratic nomination.
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It was adopted during the Vietnam War era amid criticism that it was incongruous for a nation to deem 21962-year-olds too young to cast ballots but old enough to be drafted into war.
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So it may seem incongruous that the international judges — sitting on two of the most important global courts — are entangled in awkward legal questions over how much money they make and whether they deserve it.
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Her deeply researched collections — 84 of them to date — exploit a welter of tweaked archetypes (surfer meets Kawai schoolgirl) and the giddy mash-ups of incongruous archetypes (pirate encounters pre-Raphaelite) that are her specialty.
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Twenty-two pages into the hand-scribbled journal found in Dylann S. Roof's car — after the assertions of black inferiority, the lamentations over white powerlessness, the longing for a race war — comes an incongruous declaration.
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The university said that the decision was taken in response to the demands of students who found the Sackler name "objectionable" and "incongruous with the mission of the school" from which the name was removed.
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I foresaw a near-future me who didn't look quite so incongruous in a gym; one who experienced a much-needed boost in sexual appeal, and wouldn't think twice about taking his shirt off in public.
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They are accustomed to playing in intimate spaces and at music festivals, making the choice of venue — China's equivalent of the floor of the United States Senate — all the more incongruous in its buttoned-up formality.
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Simple Plan are not adverse to incongruous appearances—their music has featured in Scooby-Doo, Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed, Cheaper By the Dozen, Freaky Friday, Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen, and also everything else.
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The largest problem, by far, is that the vast majority of higher education institutions pursue three distinct and often incongruous business models: producing research, providing instruction and preparing students for life and careers -- all bundled together.
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The speakers hit Trump on his White House record, including his efforts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act and enact a travel ban, saying such moves were incongruous with the work of the civil rights movement.
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"When you read what is being said here juxtaposed to how powerful she was and how she initiated investigations on other people she mentioned in the story, ... it is fundamentally incongruous with her statements," he said.
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So the four female singers from "Odysseus' Women" interacted with the compelling mezzo-soprano Augusta Caso, who sang Nin, as if they were four sisterly figures from ancient times offering counsel, however incongruous their actual words.
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During Saturday Night Live's early-90s golden era, Mike Myers played Linda Richman, the sequin sweater-wearing, New York-accented host of "Coffee Talk," who liked starting conversations about the incongruous naming conventions of various items.
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His approach is worshipful, decorous and therefore strikingly incongruous with the layered, ambivalent genius that his film pays tribute to — a novelist who has made a point to excavate the darker recesses of a woman's experience.
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BAGHDAD — When the Iraqi military battled Kurdish forces this week to reclaim the contested city of Kirkuk, the spectacle of one American-backed ally fighting another with American-supplied weapons was not the only incongruous sight.
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While cafeterias at tech companies in sprawling suburban areas might make sense, that approach is incongruous with operating in an urban environment, says city supervisor Ahsha Safai, who co-sponsored the legislation with supervisor Aaron Peskin.
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The fanciful story is shot in a gritty, pseudo-documentary style, but with breaks for incongruous music-video production numbers that are all backing tracks and choreography (which disguises any vocal limitations of the main players).
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Sadly, Elisabetta Povoledo's article "Pope Francis Abolishes Secrecy Policy in Sexual Abuse Cases" points out the Church's continued legacy of hypocrisy; its public condemnation of sexual abuse is incongruous with its private protection of accused priests.
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I spent several years ignoring the incongruous Zen glow that emanated from those stalls — tucked among the Cheeburger Cheeburgers and the Hudson Newses — with their women in chinos and utilitarian polo shirts, cracking their knuckles with readiness.
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To the contrary, BA has risked a customer backlash through stingy measures such as removing free food on short-haul flights and imposing fees for checked luggage, both of which seem incongruous with its "full-service" proposition.
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"Eating Things," a Youtube channel usually dedicated to making videos about eating incongruous meals in the middle of famous movie scenes, leveled up with a deepfake featuring Jon Snow apologizing for Season 8 of Game of Thrones.
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The main headset menu exists in a stark modernist room with a rumpled and totally incongruous carpet in the middle, a weird bit of skeuomorphism that's just substantial enough to feel like it ought to be personalizable.
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The richly detailed book featured in the White Album box set includes close up scans of McCartney's notepad from the period, decorated with the incongruous image of an aircraft carrier steaming off into a mean yellow sunset.
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The most recent effort materialized this month along a 500-yard stretch of the embankment with an incongruous procession of historical characters depicting a series of "Triumphs and Laments," as the project is called, of Rome's history.
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Incongruous as it seemed, a few of the swimmers even wore snorkels or fins, or paddles on their hands, as if they were still figuring out how to swim rather than getting ready to pursue Olympic medals.
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If it seems incongruous to juxtapose an ancient objet d'art with an image that disappears in a blink of an eye, that's exactly what the Los Angeles County Museum of Art has been doing — to much fanfare.
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The first two seasons of "Westworld" were characterized by the incongruous relationship between the show's sci-fi premise and its Old West setting: six-shooters programmed to kill only the right (artificial) people, horses powered by hydraulics.
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After that unmistakable outburst of patriotic fervor, it was all the more incongruous when the pair began skating to a distinctly Western song: "A Day in the Life" by the Beatles, in a cover by Jeff Beck.
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It may seem incongruous with the president's other policies on taxes and the environment, which would largely benefit corporations and the wealthy, but such a move could appeal to voters still smarting from the 2008 financial crisis.
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Special Agent Dale Cooper (the best Kyle MacLachlan there is) investigated the murder with Eagle Scout levels of enthusiasm and dedication that only felt more incongruous the darker Twin Peaks got (and whew, did it get dark).
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Nonetheless, the outcomes seem incongruous: Mr. Singh pleaded guilty to bribing the mayor, charges brought by the Eastern District prosecutors, while those in the Southern District examined the same conduct and chose not to charge the mayor.
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"For us, the main aim with this story, aside from conveying the facts, of course, is to illustrate how a seemingly incongruous object, like a sanitary pad can significantly impact the lives of young women," Gunther told Refinery29.
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Incongruous blobby shapes also appear in this painting and most others, sanded down with the rest of the surface and providing a crucial counterpoint, humanizing what looks like mechanical precision by drawing attention to the paintings' manual origin.
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At a meeting not long after he joined in 2014, Mr. Vidra, using a profanity, told the magazine's staff that he wanted to break stuff, a phrase common in the tech industry that many present felt was incongruous.
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As he glanced toward left field, there was an incongruous sight on one of the practice diamonds, something he had never seen on a baseball field — an enormous grass mound, 10 feet tall with a 30-yard incline.
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We've never seen a candidate like Donald Trump before -- a man whose stormy, and at times vulgar, temperament and style seem totally incongruous with a number of more pragmatic and cautious instincts when it comes to foreign policy.
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Books of The Times With "Nutshell," Ian McEwan has performed an incongruous magic trick, mashing up the premises of Shakespeare's "Hamlet" and Amy Heckerling's 1989 movie, "Look Who's Talking," to create a smart, funny and utterly captivating novel.
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Never mind that music in that vein is now a shorthand for a patriotism as blameless as a bald eagle and has been paraphrased for campaign ads for Ronald Reagan and Rick Perry (incongruous, given Copland's political proclivities).
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It's less pronounced than in the aria, but definitely there—particularly when Dua Lipa wistfully sings "my love," a line in the verses that's slightly incongruous with the stomping down-to-earthness of the rest of the track.
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The scene is incongruous with the rest of the film, with absolutely no further discussion in the movie's plot other than a moment of Sailor and Lulu wondering if the accident is a bad omen for their journey.
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If the exotic species are incongruous, so too is what is visible from Ms. Panton's living room: a waterfall, foaming and hissing like over-shaken champagne, where the Bronx River tumbles over the Colonial era 182nd Street Dam.
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" When Berman asked Weaver if he thought Boxer was lying, Weaver replied, "I think if you watch the online video, it seems incongruous if somebody was in fear for their life while they're blowing kisses at that opponents.
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Goodbye, Columbus, 1959 "Roth's novella is a somewhat incongruous mingling of a boy-meets-girl material and portrait-of-the-intellectual-as-a-young man, narrated with an occasional fondness for clinical detail," wrote our reviewer, William Peden.
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That Mr. Donnelly, who got his start writing graffiti in his native Jersey City, has recently joined the American Museum of Folk Art's board may sound incongruous for someone routinely designated (and euphemistically maligned) as a street artist.
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Of the many rules that govern the Senate impeachment trial of President Trump, there is none more incongruous than the one covering what food and drink is allowed on the floor during the proceedings: water, milk and candy.
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The aims of the article: to shame the Chicago rube for not being familiar with casting couch tradition; to guffaw at the incongruous idea that four women would do what one man would do on such a couch.
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Even if the two men put personal animosity aside, the starchy Romney would be an incongruous figure in a team that includes firebrands such as new White House adviser Stephen Bannon and the next national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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In my mind, it was a way to link the politically motivated incarceration of activists like Geronimo Ji Jaga with "if I did it" killers like O.J. Simpson and his ilk, a connection I found incongruous and outright disingenuous.
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The incongruous tablet that's perched in the middle of the C Two's cabin is rather a distraction, and so is the choice of an all-caps user interface that seems to yell at the driver rather than assist them.
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In a city filled with small shops where long lunches remain a crucial part of the French "art de vivre," the gleaming red machine set up on the lively Rue de Charonne in eastern Paris seems a bit incongruous.
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It was off the side of that dance floor, past a swing the size of a dining-room table, and up a narrow stairway where I found the part of Berghain most incongruous of all: the ice-cream parlor.
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Most episodes start with Klepper, in front of a crazy-person vision board full of thumbtacks and red twine, saying some version of "I've finally figured it out," before making an incongruous connection between, say, autumn leaves and Communism.
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Vice Media launches its new cable channel — with Spike Jonze as its creative director — with this music series, which places a preppy host, Zach Goldbaum, into some incongruous backgrounds to explore the sociopolitical issues inspiring beats around the globe.
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Then it put out an incongruous statement following a weird logic that both respects the right to protest and calls it a hijacking and a personal cause, when its whole point is to seek betterment for the entire nation.
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In some ways it is incongruous because the administration has taken a number of actions and advocated for others which most people would construe as being designed to undermine the ACA in general and the individual market in particular.
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Though often impressive in their own right, his heaps of facts, dates and details spin off so many potential interpretations — some mutually incongruous, if not outright contradictory — that history comes to seem more like the blizzard than the path.
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On an incongruous note, Tit Stante, a Slovenian who did not qualify, held up his board after his run to reveal a message: "Free Meek Mill," a reference to the American rapper who is serving time for probation violations.
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Experienced mother Asia O'Hara easily birthed daughter America, "marketing star" Raymond Braun, as a synchronously stacked, be-sequinned carwash, while Aquaria miscarried YouTuber Kingsley, who, in an incongruous red slit-front skirt, resembled not a child, but a choice.
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Military officials described one incongruous scene in which Syrian government forces — which this week struck a deal with Syrian Kurds, the erstwhile American ally — advanced north to fill positions vacated by American troops moving south on the same highway.
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Carter did close the hour on a slightly incongruous ray of hope, with William revealed as having survived his apparent suicide by Smoking Man, and Scully informing Mulder that she was pregnant with what amounted to a miracle baby.
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The whole enterprise is wrapped in a big-budget look and served with a respect for the ability of young minds to perceive offbeat, incongruous humor, the very quality that made the books so successful in the first place.
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"Big Little Lies" characterized its upper-class families partly through their children's precocious musical tastes; "Legion" created an unstuck-in-time mod soundscape; "The Handmaid's Tale" drops incongruous pop anthems into its dystopia like pirate broadcasts from free territory.
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Although seemingly incongruous, the combined effect of these twin Trump strategies may be enough to increase his vote margins and turnout among base voters while also slicing Democratic margins or turnout just enough to eke out another electoral victory.
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Coghlan's own book, Homogeneous Observation Redux, presents a bizarre dichotomy of images: Coghlan had scanned images from National Geographic magazines and fed them into Google's reverse image search; he then paired the original image with its often incongruous results.
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" Nesbit, a solemn bald man with a beard, admitted that a talk on the flat Earth might seem incongruous at a UFO convention, but explained that it was the perfect setting for it because everyone was here "seeking truth.
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Indeed, the way these spaces are used can be incongruous with local zoning and occupancy laws; those involved have historically been more interested in investing what little funds they have in the artistic pursuits they're passionate about than bureaucratic box-checking.
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The Chilling Adventures does a good job in making the town feel and look like a place where darkness takes permanent residence, with its incongruous reliance on coal mining (in this economy?) to the generations-long conflicts between its families.
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"The work interrogates the condition of difference in both art and world contexts: does Axel meet resistance because of his incongruous visual identity, or his transgressive means of investigation?" asks Barrois, whose project is updated on a dedicated Instagram page.
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But it remains a tough neighbourhood, and Luigi Di Maio (pictured), the prime ministerial candidate of the maverick Five Star Movement (M25S), cut an incongruous figure as he arrived this week in an immaculate dark suit and blue patterned tie.
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How it works: By pointing a firehose of moisture at the world's tallest peaks, cyclones like Fani can help spawn seemingly incongruous weather disasters, in the form of blizzards that dump feet of snow in a short period of time.
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Wing-backs Kieran Trippier and Ashley Young had freedom but as the game wore on and England's approach became increasingly easy to deal with for the African side, the sight of three center-halves against a lone Tunisian attacker looked incongruous.
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Except for occasional appearances by other journalists, a London police officer and, for some reason, skier Lindsey Vonn in an incongruous passage about the benefits of training in Europe, the story of Klinsmann is told by Klinsmann and his idolatrous biographer.
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A century-old wooden deck chair from a sunken British ship might seem like an incongruous artifact to include in an exhibition of recently acquired objects by a New York history museum, except that this one was retrieved from the Titanic.
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It was a collage of hundreds of incongruous images: logos of colleges, sports teams, bands, and video-game companies; a transcribed monologue from "Star Wars"; likenesses of He-Man, David Bowie, the "Mona Lisa," and a former Prime Minister of Finland.
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"Ian McEwan has performed an incongruous magic trick, mashing up the premises of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' and Amy Heckerling's 1989 movie, 'Look Who's Talking,' to create a smart, funny and utterly captivating novel," Michiko Kakutani wrote in The New York Times.
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Ms. Crystal, who in addition to her sister is survived by her son, Gustav Che Finkelstein, had an unflappable, slightly spacey demeanor and an incongruous la-di-da accent that added an extra layer of ineffability to an already bizarre persona.
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"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," Justice Hugo L. Black wrote.
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"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," the court said in Afroyim v.
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This led to an unsolicited conversation, a pleasure on any trip, first about her disdain for Donald Trump, then about her incongruous support in the coming Norwegian election for the restricted-immigration conservative Erna Solberg who was subsequently elected prime minister.
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It also means theme answers that are just plausible enough to be real, while still silly or incongruous enough to elicit a laugh — of course you'd never really call a fat congressperson "Senator of Gravity," but it's funny to think about.
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Square Feet PHILADELPHIA — At 40th and Chestnut Streets on the west side of this city, a block of six red brick Victorian rowhouses is interrupted by an incongruous stretch of new student housing with gray walls and beige metal window frames.
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On Basketball No matter how incongruous it might look to an outsider to see a former point guard extraordinaire tutoring one of the most distinctive lanky forwards in the history of the sport, there is zero hesitation from Steve Nash.
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Cast as an incongruous combination of incompetent beardy old man and peacenik terrorist sympathizer, Mr. Corbyn faced down a leadership challenge from his own party about a year ago and constant sniping, criticism and calls for him to quit throughout.
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His magnanimity seemed incongruous, given that he had previously reportedly lambasted African nations as "shitholes," complained that he could not order the Justice Department to pursue Hillary Clinton and equivocated over condemning neo-Nazi demonstrators after the Charlottesville riots last year.
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Like, we're tapped into a collectiveness and we're remembering things a lot more collectively and with a lot more longevity, I think, which stands in strange, it feels incongruous considering how much stuff we're consuming on a day to day basis.
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That lead to the incongruous sight of the city's shellshocked Muslim leadership and several equally stunned politicians passing by statues of Bonhomme, the carnival's grinning and overweight snowman mascot, as they entered City Hall on Monday for a news conference.
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"Until we got involved, you could barely have a Trump rally without antifas shutting it down," Balazek, who's such a big man that it didn't seem incongruous that he walked around drinking beer straight from a pitcher, said to me.
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The incongruous appearance of black slaves in the upper left corner simultaneously makes me realize just how thoroughly white Wood's work is, but then lets me forgive him for it because it seems he understood how creepy adding them would seem.
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Mr. Bostridge is a veteran performer of the Schumann, and even recorded it with Mr. Drake; but on Thursday he was joined by Mr. Mehldau, a brilliant jazz pianist who brought a largely indelicate, inelegant reading incongruous with Mr. Bostridge's warmth and grace.
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With his American accent and normal child body, that son seems a little incongruous in a world of fantastical beasts and vengeful gods, but then anyone would look a little weedy set against a hulking man-brute covered in red body paint.
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This is undoubtedly a noble cause, but by granting personhood status to something that is so clearly not a bonafide person, the courts have set both New Zealand and India down a path where literally anything could be afforded the same incongruous status.
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Check out more videos from VICE: A New York-based event stressing international scientific and environmental cooperation in the immediate aftermath of President Trump's decision to pull the United States out of the Paris climate agreement could have been perceived as incongruous.
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Just above the centerline, an incongruous semicircular curve, fat with phthalo blue, naphthol red, and a salmon-pink core, puts a brake on the action around it— ultimately, it is the composition's primary figure, and the rest of the painting is ground.
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Speaking to Mike, a longstanding West Ham fan who has a mildly incongruous soft spot for FC St. Pauli, there is a feeling that while the transition was couched in spin and obscurantism, the move still has the potential to be positive.
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And let's not forget this is also the second incongruous puffer Riri's worn this week, kicking off the weekend in London (where it was all of 64 degrees) wearing a head-to-toe arctic tundra ready ensemble from her forthcoming collection for Puma.
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YE's seven songs raised more questions than they answered, and West seemed less interested in explaining his incongruous ideas than he was in detailing the personal impact of the chaos he'd created, for his family and for himself, since returning to Twitter.
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They didn't much like Bernard Tschumi's shapely but garish blue-glass luxury condo tower, either —- its arrival in the neighborhood a dozen years ago seemed to plant an incongruous flag for colonizing bourgeoisie — so they didn't want tons more glass and gloss.
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The glass is a recent addition, and incongruous; the remainder of the room—the lustrous carved oak of the wainscoting, the six brass chandeliers strung from the high plafond—has been preserved as it was at least a century and a half ago.
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The D.C. streetcar project is a good example: Due to fits and starts of incongruous planning, the project of building a 28503-mile line from the back of Union Station to the Anacostia River in Northeast was absurdly behind schedule and overbudget.
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It deftly combines seemingly incongruous elements: brassy Modernist tweaks on big-band jazz; choral writing that hints at both Renaissance modal styles and the Swingle Singers; undulant riffs of the Steve Reich sort; and passing evocations of everything from Bach to boogie-woogie.
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Contributing Opinion Writer LOS ANGELES — Tucked into the hundreds of millions of dollars that have bought Michael Bloomberg admission to the presidential sweepstakes is an incongruous silver lining: His candidacy has drawn attention to the inherent racism of the criminal justice system.
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The pushback against the caravan in Tijuana has brought long-standing racism toward Central Americans neighbors to the surface, highlighting the incongruous attitude of Mexicans who demand better treatment in the US while discriminating against — and often victimizing — migrants who move north through the country.
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On a night that emotional, it's easy to look past some of the shakier vocal performances or incongruous pairings to see just how much people are willing to step out of their regular domains for a good cause, without reducing the entire evening to schmaltz.
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The song is the highlight of a rightfully beloved episode, centered on movie that includes a bizarre alien elephant named Trumpy, a sci-fi plot ripped off from E.T., and a bunch of teens who've escaped from a bag of incongruous horror movie clichés.
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The interview began with a discussion about Katebi's childhood in Oklahoma, a predominantly white and conservative state, as a woman who wears a hijab, and continued with insight into women's fashion in Iran, before one of the hosts swooped in with an incongruous geopolitical question.
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However, it's a little incongruous to use a single event to launch both new iPads and a major over-the-top video service, so we probably have a while to wait before we see exactly how Apple plans to take on Netflix et al.
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Among many other highlights of this episode, including Emily Symons from Emmerdale doing "Mambo Italiano" in the manner of an incongruous scene from a David Lynch production, we have David Neilson aka Roy Cropper aka "the Jamie Oliver of Coronation Street" as Roy Orbison.
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Fair enough, but it's incongruous in the context of a tax bill loaded with tax policy blunders and deviations from income tax principles, most notably new code section 199A, the so-called passthrough deduction, which is a bacchanal of unprincipled and regressive income tax policy.
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Filled with unexpected displays of seemingly incongruous items — colorful Hella Jongerius ceramics, Maarten Baas chairs, 18th-century ceramics — the store, which he ran with his partner, Franklin Getchell, between 1994 and 2012, was a unique, avant-garde treasure trove that set new precedents in retail.
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What we get instead, really, is Hitler's food story (including a stretch of nine pages with no mention of Braun), which isn't particularly scintillating, all things considered, and feels incongruous in the company of Eleanor Roosevelt and Dorothy Wordsworth, the devoted spinster sister of William.
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It felt incongruous not only with the game's basic pitch—"lawlessness and instability threaten our society, and rumours of a coup in the Capitol are only amplifying the chaos," reads the game's website—but also with the messaging that Spier himself deployed in that very interview.
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But what might have seemed like a comically incongruous photo op actually makes plenty of sense right now: Between pop culture's perennial fascination with Catholicism and the world's first "woke Pope," the Catholic Church is perfectly poised for this moment — at least in terms of its aesthetics.
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Reynolds has been teasing Deadpool 2 by posing in front of incongruous locations, his lackadaisical hero lounging outside beautiful edifices like the X-Men mansion and now Disneyland castle (per the terms of the merger, Disney also owns X-Men, which makes for some interesting possibilities).
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With Aggretsuko and its predecessor, Gudetama (about a Bartleby-like lazy egg), Sanrio is in line with the growing tendency across many forms and media to meld kawaii aesthetics with seemingly incongruous genres including horror, the surreal, and dreary narratives about everyday themes in Japanese culture.
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A biker sitting down to gently craft a paper model of a bird perched on a plum blossom branch might be an incongruous image, but for Yamaha enthusiasts, the Yamaha Paper Craft website has been a lesser-known corner of the hobby for more than a decade.
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It is worth noting that in her other figurative painting, "Experiment" (2016), Webster depicts an aerial view of a yellow tabletop on which we see an incongruous gathering of familiar items, including a knife, orange slices, a magnet, a screwdriver, and a matchbox filled with wooden matches.
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As a result, Mr. Trump's message about Mr. Mueller's findings has turned increasingly incongruous: When the report says investigators established no conspiracy between Mr. Trump's campaign and Russia in 2016 and makes no allegation of obstruction of justice by the president, it is right on the money.
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So when a film critic says a film is "like a video game," framed as a pejorative, free of additional context, I assume they have a very limited and calcified view of video games that is incongruous with a medium with an overwhelming variety and fluidity of forms.
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These deceptively simple teenpop songs may take a while to digest thanks to the music's incongruous metallic harshness, as upbeat melodies coo from behind a veil of drum machines and whirring knives, breathy vocals against creaking percussion, plonking house piano, a sonic sharpness that's disconcerting given the context.
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As you can see, in 1988 you could take seemingly incongruous elements—the theme from Doctor Who and now-convicted paedophile Gary Glitter's "Rock and Roll"—weld them together, then just film a 22017 Ford Galaxie police car careening around the escarpments of Westbury for the video and—voila!
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Dressed in an incongruous blue tracksuit jacket, his hands at times quivering and his once powerful voice reduced to a tinny squawk, he expressed surprise at having survived to almost 90, and he bade farewell to the party, the political system and the revolutionary Cuba he had created.
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Hungry, we rode the mall escalators up to Set'z, a white-tableclothed place with an incongruous hodgepodge of cuisine, ordered pepperoni pizza, Sichuan chicken and sticky toffee pudding and toasted our find with a bottle of Fratelli chenin blanc, a relative steal at 1,500 rupees, or about $22.
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But over all, whether or not any particular lost ambition is to one's taste, the more singular it is — the more completely it expresses a totalizing aesthetic vision like that of Wright or Fuller or Robert Moses — the more incongruous it looks against the noisy background of everyone else's.
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And they had been digesting the incongruous image of Mr. Trump courting a North Korean dictator only hours after he had called their famously mild-mannered leader "very dishonest and weak" and a top Trump trade adviser had said "there's a special place in hell" for Mr. Trudeau.
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The rubble of buildings is seen more clearly, as is the confusion of the environment, although the second film does offer a few more moments to breathe, and even occasional, incongruous lightheartedness, like a little girl with a cat, chirping about her luck in escaping the Islamic State.
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JON PARELES While the Grammys is known for jamming together seemingly incongruous collaborators — Kendrick Lamar and Imagine Dragons, for instance, or Lady Gaga and Metallica this year — pairing Kelsea Ballerini, the young country singer, with Lukas Graham, the gentle Danish pop group, wasn't actually so jarring in theory.
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On the surface, the fight looks pretty simple: Country music is a conservative space, and Beyoncé, particularly in her most recent album Lemonade, sings about and uses imagery in regards to race, the Black Lives Matter movement, and police brutality — subjects that are seemingly incongruous with contemporary conservative ideals.
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All this is happening against an incongruous and often very loud backdrop of the greatest hits of the '60s, '70s, and '80s — as if you were stuck between a classic rock station and a conservative talk show host on the radio and ended up getting both at once.
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These days, if a TV show incorporates Bollywood music or dancing (and they sure do try), the songs are incongruous, outdated, or – in many cases – royalty-free music with a vaguely Indian sound that the studio itself produced to avoid any official processes required to obtain rights to Indian music.
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Incongruous though it may seem, the forces that are now powering the campaign of Mr Trump—as well as that of Bernie Sanders, the surprise candidate on the Democratic side (Hillary Clinton is less of a success online)—were first seen in full cry during the Arab spring in 2011.
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The Daily Mail was not impressed and so turned to a subject that still preoccupies parts of the British press: World War II. "Who Will Speak for England?" asked a front-page editorial comment in an incongruous echo of a parliamentary speech made before the outbreak of war with Nazi Germany.
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All of which has made for incongruous split-screen politics: While Mr. Trump draws adulatory crowds by the thousands to his rallies in arenas and airplane hangars, he has suffered setback after setback in the roadside hotels and high school auditoriums where Republican Party activists decide who will serve as delegates.
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The wide-ranging interview covered topics from armed robbery to how Kali Muscle came to respect trans people after seeing one trans inmate stab another over a love triangle dispute (trans inmates are frequently subject to high-levels of violence and placed in incongruous sex-segregated blocks, according to Lambda Legal).
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Trump's attendance at the museum opening was met with criticism from civil rights and community leaders who blasted his White House record, including his efforts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act and enact a travel ban, saying such moves are incongruous with the work of the civil rights movement. Sen.
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It wasn't all that long ago — 2011, to be exact — that there were so few miniseries and made-for-TV movies that the two categories were collapsed into one, leading to such amusingly incongruous results as American Horror Story's first season losing to the HBO adaptation of the book Game Change.
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The choice of the marijuana plant is not entirely incongruous: Kanep means cannabis in Estonian, and the leaf, according to local legend, has been used as a symbol of the area for at least 150 years, referring to the hemp traditionally grown and made into cloth, oil and rope there.
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Driving along the sandy roads for the horses and carriages that provide the main transportation in El Rocío, which has the incongruous look of a frontier town, with hitching posts on its wide, dusty streets, I was reminded of a spaghetti western, though here the draw is the Virgen del Rocío.
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But at his first campaign event since the procedure — advertised by Sanders officials as a "Bernie's Back" rally — the health scare mattered only insofar as it seemed to serve as an incongruous source of triumph and energy in the face of those who might doubt the candidate and his cause.
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When, multiple acts of violence later, someone gets back in the van and starts the engine, the song gets cranked up again, becoming the perfectly incongruous accompaniment to a sloppy, brutal skirmish that concludes with the crushing of someone's skull just as the song reaches its peak — fill up your senses on that.
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That seemed incongruous after a month where the hard numbers have finally begun to point to a weakening of economic growth, as consumers face the effect of a 20 percent fall in the pound, a weaker housing market and uncertainty over jobs and investment as the government gets ready to launch Brexit talks.
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It was an incongruous sight, but then so too was its backdrop: a vision of the world where Teddy Roosevelt rules the United States as a Taoist theocracy, where Queen Victoria bows to the Spanish empire, and where Japan — isolationist for years in the real world — relies almost entirely on foreign trade.
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First, in an outraged fusillade of e-mails, which are cleverly projected onto a screen at the side of the stage, and then in person—growling bearishly into his phone as he sits in an overstuffed armchair, swaddled in an incongruous pink bathrobe—he tells Jim, in no uncertain terms, to piss off.
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Throw in "Game of Thrones" alum Pedro Pascal as a whip-wielding agent, Julianne Moore as the sadistic villain -- whose evil drug-peddling scheme would have run afoul of Pascal's "Narcos" character -- and a rather incongruous Elton John, and this "Kingsman" certainly has an abundance of star wattage compared to its predecessor.
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But I also did not expect the girl on the Follow The Leader cover to mature into a life of refined Guatemalan coffee and limited-edition $14 burgers, so I needed to figure out why this band— of all bands—pivoted to such an incongruous sector of influencership, nearly three decades in.
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"It would've been incongruous for the European Tour to have these great champions from Ireland and the North and there not be an Irish Open, but the fact remained there was nobody willing to sponsor it other than government money from the tourism boards," said James Finnigan, commercial director of the Irish Open.
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And as interesting and thought-provoking as it is, the chapter on a '60s Pop artist named Pauline Boty, whom Daniel was in love with and who died young (though she was real and he of course is fictional), seems a little incongruous, almost as if it wandered in from a different book.
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Yet despite all these efforts, official Israel and US messaging focuses on few violent manifestations in the march — which amounted to a small group throwing burning tires, Molotov cocktails, and stones, according to the Israeli military — and try to cast the incongruous words of a few marchers as nothing but Hamas propaganda.
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Ostensibly, the joke seems to be that Brown is such a nice, well-liked person that the idea of her saying vile, hyperbolic things is incongruous and funny, but, you know, it's difficult to find any humor in any joke that takes aim at a literal child who isn't even old enough to drive.
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Photograph by Eric Helgas for The New Yorker As Biggers sipped a beer, I told him how much I liked that photograph—how, for a while, I had used it as the background image on my laptop, and had tried, almost every day, to invent different scenarios for the woman and her incongruous shirt.
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It feels incongruous to see him like this, in non-Jon Snow form, wearing civilian clothes as opposed to dense swaths of fur and, occasionally, smiling, free of the residual existential trauma associated with having been stabbed to death (fucking Olly!) and then brought back to life by way of some extremely dark magic.
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Moreover, the cleverly incongruous accompaniment of Phil Collins's crystalline pop anthem "Take Me Home," blasting from a boombox in the background, provides a disorientingly upbeat soundtrack for a scene shot in the middle of the night and centered on a character who's lost almost everything (including his wife, who was murdered by Wellick last season).
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For Trump, an abrupt break with the Saudis — perhaps in the form of sanctions — would be incongruous with the backing his administration has given to the crown prince, whom they deemed both a modernizer within the kingdom and someone who would be a useful and aggressive counterweight to Iranian influence in the Middle East.
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And so she has a bird's eye view that lets her fuse textures from one genre or sphere—of wibble-wobbling basslines, quivering synths—with others (of the melismatic and breathy, Janet Jackson-esque vocal melodies steeped in black American music), which would seem totally incongruous to someone who hadn't spent their life code-switching.
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He followed the sound to a woman with smiling red-stained lips in a hip-hugging minidress—a sight far too modern and incongruous in a city renowned as the heart of traditional Javanese culture, where many women, including the one accompanying her, resisted Western influence by continuing to wear the classic batik sarong and lace blouses.
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Using richly symbolic poses, props and situations, Muholi's self-portraits represent African identity as nuanced and incongruous — from a stoic figure engulfed by a snakelike vacuum-cleaner hose to a series of pictures dedicated to Muholi's late sister, Basizeni, images that serve both as elegies and as "conversations with the legion of 'ancestral selves,'" as Ms. Mussai wrote.
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Winding my way up from the town's sole rail station, as Woolf and her family would have done — with cooks, servants and mounds of luggage — the mid-21920th-century stone villa looms large, seemingly incongruous among the motley assortment of architecture that has sprung around it, like the glossy modern apartment complex, with glass balconies, next door.
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" She is nothing if not resourceful, though, so she bought a toy piano at a Toys R Us. Back at the apartment, she started plinking away, and sketched out a cri de coeur, set to an incongruous disco beat, that starts with the lines "My God, I'm so lonely / so I open the window / to hear sounds of people.
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J.C. Before the all-star musical tribute to Tupac Shakur — which included a somewhat incongruous Alicia Keys piano medley of his hits followed by more fitting cameos from YG, T.I. (in full 'Pac regalia) and Treach of Naughty By Nature — Snoop Dogg did the inducting honors with intimate stories from the days of Death Row Records.
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The most arresting thing about Harvey Weinstein, for me, was how methodical he was, how consistent in modus operandi, when he decided to go after a woman: The call from a talent agent to arrange the meeting, the reassuring female assistant in the lobby, the hotel-room door closing, the bathrobe, the incongruous request for a massage.
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Publicly championing a lipstick might have seemed incongruous for a woman whose rich life has been lived largely without makeup as a personal choice, but this one made sense: Launched in defense of women's reproductive rights in the wake of the Trump election, 100% of net profits from the sale of the hot-pink shade went directly to Planned Parenthood.
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The merging of Bluetooth and audio technology from 40 years ago may seem incongruous, but it's not the worst idea ever: assuming you're still the sort of person who'd want to carry around a retro-style cassette player, having to stoop to using a second ancient tech standard — the 3.5mm headphone jack — at the same time might be asking too much.
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Given Alegre's familiarity with high design, it might seem incongruous that his sofa (a built-in, of course) is upholstered in a waterproof canvas that he freely admits is a bit uncomfortable, or that thrifted china fills a heavy wooden cabinet of the kind you might find in the apartment of a bourgeois grandmother (such as his own, from whom he took it).
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Among the issues at the top of Silver's list are dealing with ever-declining interest in the regular season in this playoffs-mean-everything world, as well as the growing influence of the gambling industry in all professional sports and the incongruous nature of the N.B.A.'s seemingly hotter-than-ever popularity on its social media channels while TV ratings decline.
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It's a tribute to Mr. McEwan's inventiveness and sleight of hand that he turns this incongruous setup into a small tour de force that showcases his gifts as a writer — his authority, his imaginative verve, his sly delight in the gymnastics words can perform — while conjuring the uncertainties of a contemporary world, troubled by social upheaval, new and old inequities and unexpected political change.
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Instead: craters, heaps of rubble, mortar, stones, walls broken off, a craggy desert, air thick with dust," so that it was the few buildings left standing that "seemed out of place, incongruous, with their insistence of boundaries, definite lines" — gave her the sense that the world is "not a given, even if it occupies more and more of the sky," and that poetry builds "a counter-world, not better, but other.
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Along the way, Amazon threw in a bizarre and incongruous subplot about drone strikes that vacillated between a searing critique of the video-game consoles at military bases in Nevada, where drone pilots kill terrorism suspects half a world away, and a painfully mawkish redemption arc, in which a drone pilot travels to Syria to donate money and apologize in person to the son of an innocent civilian he bombed.
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Day 247: "Waist of a Wasp" – T-Pain and Lil Wayne, T-Wayne, 2017 If "DAMN, DAMN, DAMN" is the promise of a future that never was, the follow-up song, "Waist of a Wasp," is pure late 2000s radio material, from the classic T-Pain hook to the semi-incongruous chopped up soul production down to the reference to Wayne's girl having her own folder in his Sidekick.
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In line with the Marshall Plan dictum that natives have more credibility than foreigners, it was staffed by American hosts: an incongruous mix of telegenic, ambitious but inexperienced broadcast journalists like Liz Wahl, whom RT recruited from the local television station in the Mariana Islands, and later-career itinerant expats like Peter Lavelle, a banker-turned-reporter who previously worked as a stringer for United Press International's Moscow bureau and contributed to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
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Geometric patterns, often in an abundance of ornamentation that was incongruous with more minimalist modernist architecture; an embrace of global influences from Japanese woodblocks to more problematic appropriations of indigenous art (such as for the unrealized Nakoma Country Club that used stereotypical "Native American" statues as decoration); an interest in native flora and a connection to the environment even while he wanted to shape it; and an attention to organic materials is threaded through the work.
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In fact, it is the sensory details other than taste that struck my husband and me most during our summer visit: the sharp aromas of burning oak and vegetables cooking beneath ash, the incongruous but pleasant chorus of cicadas and prewar jazz serenading us to our courtyard table, the warm (but not overly chipper) service from two different servers, and a clear view of the space's statement piece: a hulking wire dome used for hanging carcasses and slow-cooking whole fish and meat.
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The killers are all a bunch of waifish young women, their hideout is a dilapidated Western movie set called Spahn Ranch, and Tarantino can score all the bloody scenes with incongruous pop tunes if Sony or whoever owns the Beatles catalog this week gives him the OK. The only way the thing could go even more Tarantino is if he decides to go all Basterds with it and shoot a revisionist history third act where Manson actually incites Helter Skelter and the whole world erupts in an apocalyptic race war.
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