Sentence examples for Mere aberration from inspiring English sources
This is no mere aberration.
This was the moment when it became clear that Augustus's reign wasn't a mere aberration: a cult of his undeniable personality.
It is likely to be a mere aberration for the 'Nix but Sydney's stocks continue to soar at the business end of the campaign.
They tended to give them to conservatives who turned liberal intellectuals into a dispossessed aristocracy, one that regarded Ronald Reagan as a mere aberration before the restoration of Camelot, which never came.
(It was a mere aberration that he led the league with 25 interceptions last season; about half of those picks were a consequence of receivers tipping passes up in the air or running bad routes).
That a tree should let itself produce a weight of fruit beyond the carrying weight of its branches, should so utterly confound its procreative imperative, was no mere aberration.
These stories are not mere aberrations.
For Adorno lateness is "incapable of being subsumed under the concept of expression". Beethoven's late works move away from the capricious use of anomaly and towards a use of convention that fractures conventional motifs such that the fragments do not become mere aberrations, but rather crystallized representations of convention scattered throughout the work.
The real hard, truthful reality is that Miller and Pittenger are not outliers or mere aberrations.
(Millennials are less religious! They're more risk-averse!) But it's never clear whether the numbers are indicative of actual shifts or mere aberrations.
So our initial findings suggest that "chode" is predominantly a signifier for the "taint/grundle" region of the pelvis, with the "penis fatter than it is long," meaning a mere regional aberration.
