Sentence examples for aberration came from inspiring English sources

Confirmation that the incident wasn't an aberration came in last Sunday's final against Samantha Stosur.

The Red Sox signed Fassero as a free agent, believing his 4-14 record and 7.38 E.R.A. with Seattle last year were an aberration, coming only two seasons after a 16-9, 3.61 season.

To properly asses the aberrations coming from the NL-GS, it is important to first eliminate the passive aberrations of the microscope system.

Strauss would rather concentrate on that first global victory last year than the limited-overs aberration that came amid a spate of minor injuries Down Under.

In this fantasy, the racist apartheid tyranny was a weird aberration that came from nowhere, unconnected to the colonial system it grew out of or the world powers that kept it in place for decades.

This won't make up for poor focus, camera shake or the spherical aberration that often comes with shooting lenses wide open (these are all way too complex phenomena to correct this way), but it will give it a bit of a sharpness "kick".

"I also have a little bit of a vengeance streak against Picasso and that era where they put masks on naked bodies in works like 'Les Demoiselles d'Avignon.' It was an aberration to the African context they came out of".

Initially, McDermott was not interested in further pursuing comedy, which he came to regard as an "aberration".

Because my attempt to end the aberration that was my life had failed, I came to the conclusion that everything else I had been taught about homosexuality must be wrong.

People have generally treated the Cronulla riots as an aberration in Australian history like a weird racist tornado that came out of the sky one day and left as quickly as it came.

The insularity and protectionism of the 1947-91 period was, he says, "an aberration".When it comes to trade, India is still not as open as China.