“Classical mechanics, for example, is internally consistent, but is not at all points congruent with reality.”

“Classical mechanics for example is internally consistent, but is not at all points congruent with reality.”

“No significant change occurs unless the new form is congruent with the old.”

“Altogether, his work has a distinctive, congruous voice, but individually his films are produced with very dissimilar methods and motives.”

“The open string parts draw on its rhythmic impetus and phrasing to provide inputs that are musically congruous and make musical sense.”

“But these efforts are wasted if the copy is stale or lacks a congruous theme.”