- The
Incongruous Spy: Two
Novels of
Suspense (1964), by John le Carré, is an
omnibus edition of le Carré's
first two
novels Call for the Dead (1961) and...
-
Scotland (the
Island single malts),
except for
Islay (see
Islay whisky).
Incongruously, the area also
includes certain lowland areas in the North-East of the...
- Look up congruence or ≅ in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Congruence may
refer to:
Congruence (geometry),
being the same size and
shape Congruence or...
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commercialisation of the
Olympic Games, even as
these attitudes came to be seen as
incongruous with the
realities of
modern sports. The
advent of state-sponsored athletes...
- 2012, it was
released through Prosthetic. The name of the
album is
Incongruous. In
support of the release, they
toured Europe in
early 2012 as part...
- is
remarkably vulgar and offensive. The
punch line
reveals that they
incongruously bill
themselves as "The Aristocrats". When told to
audiences who know...
- film's
script for "situat[ing]
Hollywood clichés
about Southern rednecks incongruously within the tony Bay Area".
Variety magazine called it an "oddly misanthropic...
-
standing was
especially worsened by
their public image,
which remained incongruous with
their peers' "heavier" music. At the end of 1967,
Rolling Stone...
- time has come when
badges of
honour make our
shame glaring in
their incongruous context of humiliation, and I for my part wish to stand,
shorn of all...
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inversion of the item's
function as
expressed by its
title as well as its
incongruous presence in an art exhibition. The
advent of
cinema in the late 19th...
