Sentence examples for a temporary aberration from inspiring English sources

This is surely a temporary aberration, this pain in her feet.

Those were effective, and weird, but a temporary aberration of a serious person.

Women in paid work had to be a temporary aberration, otherwise what was to become of masculinity?

Many commentators still delude themselves with the comforting notion that all this partisanship is a temporary aberration.

The state's financial troubles, once considered a temporary aberration, now appear to be a long-range problem.

The 76 years from 1914 to 1990 are beginning to look like a temporary aberration in Britain's social history.

The social gradations of that temporary aberration, capitalism, he reckoned, could be handled by differences in things like the layout and finish of each flat.

Though it may take time, America will revert back from this temporary aberration.

"But I believe these are temporary aberrations.

I used to assume history and memory would always triumph over temporary aberrations and return to their rightful place.

The prime minister admitted there had been "some hiccups" recently in relations with the US but described them as "temporary aberrations" which he hoped would be resolved by diplomacy.