Sentence examples for aberration and from inspiring English sources

For two centuries, Americans were taught to think war itself an aberration, and "wars" in the plural could only have seemed doubly aberrant.

This attack is an aberration and completely condemned by all.

As if this had been a misstep, an aberration, and not typical Trump.

This was an aberration, and I don't think anything like it will ever happen again".

"The News of the World was an aberration, and it's my fault," he said.

Enforced deficit reduction, he said, was an "economic aberration" and "financial absurdity".

The first is called longitudinal chromatic aberration, and the second, lateral chromatic aberration.

Both chromatic aberration and lateral colour are corrected in every high-grade optical system.

"I'd always thought that miscarriages of justice were an aberration and that our justice system, overwhelmingly, worked well," he said.

The Knicks' swingmen brushed off their sluggish performance as an aberration, and for Sprewell, at least, it probably was.

Watergate, she writes, "had been an aberration, and I felt we couldn't look everywhere for conspiracies and cover-ups".