incongruously

There is, incongruously, an open car to one side of the market.

Incongruously, this was also a very happy period for me in many ways.

Her eyes were hard, though, set in a face that was incongruously beautiful.

The image which came to his mind was incongruously funny.

As we made our way forward, incongruously, it began to snow.

He had, incongruously, a cup of chocolate in each hand.

For such a small man, he had an incongruously deep and booming voice.

His faith, incongruously, sent him back on the sauce in 1984.

The marble was incongruously cold for such a hot part of the world, but it felt good.

They were incongruously baby blue and showed the creature's fear.

The clothes he was wearing seemed incongruously informal on him.

A big refrigerator, gleaming new, stood incongruously against one wall.

Incongruously, he was carrying a long parcel under one arm.

Not only does the room feel cramped; it is also incongruously noisy.

He looks like a troubled sleeper with incongruously open eyes.

Much of the stone floor was actually covered with a carpet, incongruously fine.

He was of medium height, with straight black hair and an incongruously small mouth.

Across from their house, somewhat incongruously, stands a Korean restaurant.

Incongruously, it is the tape that stands out in his mind as he tries to answer.

The one older member of the council seemed incongruously gray and venerable.

She fell silent, looking into the gentle past with those incongruously wild eyes.

It was here, incongruously, that we had our first lesson in the island's turbulent history.

I turned on wingtip again, and thought, rather incongruously, hey.

A little girl in a frilly white dress stood incongruously nearby.

The incongruously warm temperature gave the paths an almost eerie feeling.