incongruity

But in this case the incongruity was not lost on me.

But there's something a little too easy about the incongruities here.

Perhaps it was best not to call attention to the incongruity.

Perhaps, despite the incongruity, the event makes sense on some levels.

No one present commented on the incongruity of these words.

But that's far from the last of the evening's incongruities.

The situation, however, was more one of coincidence than incongruity.

Or was it the incongruity of his speaking their language?

He was trying very hard to do everything right and not to laugh at the incongruity of the situation.

Once again I was struck by the total incongruity of it all.

Only one who knew him as Tommy did would see the incongruity.

The incongruities of our human nature seem to reach their limit here.

This is usually the result of a perceived social incongruity.

The incongruity was apparently not widely known outside the company.

We have picked out a number of incongruities in the text.

The incongruity in the two markets "is the big story right now," he said.

"There was such incongruity between the looks of the men and what they had to say.

In the incongruity of the situation, he thought, "Maybe it's only because she has an audience!"

"Actually, I did," he said, looking around with interest now, as though the incongruity had just occurred to him.

They soon find incongruities in the evidence presented by the prosecution.

Rodriguez soon brought the incongruity of his world and mine into focus.

But even in what scientists think they know, there are contradictions and incongruities.

Then, startling him beyond all measure, came the incongruity of a child's voice.

He looked into the warm sun and commented on the incongruity of the day.

This may cause some possible incongruities with the previous episodes.