| He also fancies himself as a bit of a Rambo type, with murky rumours of his military exploits incongruously floating around the mild mannered madman. |
| After retiring from athletics, Moses flirted, incongruously, with bobsledding. |
| Such places are plonked, incongruously, in the middle of India, connected only tenuously with the surrounding confusion and poverty. |
| To the somewhat incongruously glum soundtrack of the National, who are at 64 with Graceless. |
| Hotels, a golf course, casinos and even a reconstructed medieval French cloister are incongruously scattered on its 277 hectares. |
| He also drew upon the work of writer Gertrude Stein and, incongruously, comedian Jack Benny, to whom he attributes his sense of timing. |
