| Be alert for incongruence between verbal and non-verbal communication, and ask the interpreter to check out any suspected problems. |
| What separates spiritual objects is not space, but their spiritual incongruence and dissimilarity of properties. |
| One of the major barriers to the use of this legislation is its incongruence with standard international procurement practices. |
| No one ever seemed to bother about the incongruence of the eyes, which were invariably focused at the camera lens. |
| Data suggest that the incongruence between spouses dramatically increases from two to four years after the death of a child. |
| All explanations of the second form of incongruence from the point of view of a phyletic force464 can also be shown to be absurd. |
