ill-matched

He closed the door behind them and was alone with this ill-matched couple.

Marriage was difficult enough without going into it so ill-matched.

The present must take care of itself, and I fear to say that within this context, we are ill-matched.

But they were certainly a strange and ill-matched pair, these two!

In other works, the dancers seemed ill-matched for their roles.

Or it did for me until a recent ill-matched combination of location and book changed that.

She followed him into a room full of shabby, ill-matched furniture.

All too often systems are obsolete, ill-matched and unable to speak to each other.

Even such extraordinary measures, though, may be ill-matched for a virus.

It was unthinkable that so ill-matched a pair should have gone together.

The two had fallen in love, and were diametrically ill-matched.

The words were bold enough, but ill-matched with his tentative manner.

We are like two ill-matched tennis players, unable to maintain a rally.

Every eye, apart from one ill-matched pair, was upon that dart.

Why does such an ill-matched trio seek me out?

A lesser man might have displayed some curiosity about the ill-matched pair.

Since he remained standing, we faced one another before the fire like ill-matched andirons.

They were not to be left alone, for within a wee space of time the door opened to admit a somewhat ill-matched couple.

On through the night, through the swamp, the ill-matched pair made their way.

Who was this dotard with the two ill-matched women?

They were always being booked on ill-matched support tours.

His ill-matched parents seem to have stepped from some nasty naturalist novel of the period.

Philip did not ask by what means the ill-matched couple had separated, but Athelny told him.

But the mechanisms for dealing with such remarkable change have seldom, if ever, been so ill-matched to the task.

As before, the enemy, though well-armored, were ill-matched to fight real warriors.