Sentence examples for aberration for from inspiring English sources

Citizens United was not an aberration for this Court.

Other than the one aberration for the goal, the visiting backline has been superb.

But it's not like this is an aberration for today's Republican Party.

Although the season opener was an aberration for the Knicks, it was a coming-out party for the 76ers.

This will be news to many Italians, who have derided the dish as a gastronomic aberration for decades.

Working for Downey had been an aberration for Whitaker and Baxter, people who, it was said, "work the Right side of the street".

The streak was a nice aberration for the A's, what with all the late-inning, one-run drama they produced since Aug. 13.

My patient Charlie did not show up for his appointment this month, an aberration for which I am deeply, selfishly grateful.

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.

That incident seemed like an aberration for Kanté, who is covering an extra 1,000m per game in a Chelsea shirt compared with last season, which seems remarkable.

The army spokesman said soldiers fired because the ambulance was racing toward them, and he called the incident a "tragic aberration" for which he extended the army's apologies.