Sentence examples for aberration committed from inspiring English sources
Most people assumed the attack was an aberration committed by political extremists and unlikely to be repeated.
Torture committed under the Bush administration was not an aberration committed by a few "bad apples," but a systematic and widespread pattern of abuse condoned by our nation's highest officials and implemented throughout the chain of command.
In the "Summation" of his trial, Molinos defended sexual aberrations committed by himself and his followers as sinless, purifying acts caused by the devil.
- (FR) In adopting the Haarder report on human rights in the European Union, the European Parliament has just committed one of those aberrations that are so common they must be part of its nature.
"The torture in this case is committed by people who are aberrations.
To base any policy on a rare event committed by an individual who represents a wicked aberration from all the groups to which he belongs would be misguided.
They worry that this research could eventually stigmatize people who have never committed a crime but who turn out to have a genetic aberration also found in a mass murder.
"They are really committed to proving to the world that the fourth fund was an aberration," said William F. Quinn, president of the pension management arm of the AMR Corporation, parent of American Airlines, and a longtime investor with Hicks, Muse.
