Sentence examples for aberration of a from inspiring English sources

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

Less than two minutes later, Nicholson was no longer a feckless aberration of a lost era – her life, said Webb, had "a period piece quality.

We can only hope that last year's aberration of a surface and Birmingham's three-day stage (a near perfect Test track) will mean players and spectators are treated to something with a bit of a life.

In this corner of India, the feeling is that of shared joy of the overcoming of the stigma of childlessness, rather than the strange aberration of a 70-year-old woman having children.

Mark Sampson has a lot to ponder before the finals in Canada next year but was able to take some solace from the fact that his side fought on after an aberration of a first half, when an own-goal and Celia Sasic's impressive double put the result out of sight.

The future of this aberration of a Presidency may finally be measured by the time it takes to act on the belief that "as difficult as we can be with each other, we remain that shining city on the hill," as Comey, echoing Ronald Reagan, put it.

One of the first and most troubling questions to arise after Sept. 11 was whether Osama bin Laden represented a fanatical aberration of an otherwise humane and tolerant faith or whether he was the cutting edge of a dangerous and swelling sentiment in Islam.

He goes on to postulate that our isolation from each other is most likely an aberration of an original fully integrated consciousness.

In addition to subjects, we measured the wave aberration of an artificial eye supplied by the manufacturer as a test object.

But here Fleischer is less interested in the aberrations of a single personality than in the unhealthy interactions of an entire society.

The aberrations of a lens increase as the relative aperture (i.e., the working diameter divided by the focal length) of the lens is increased.