Sentence examples for biggest aberration from inspiring English sources

Harrer said he regarded his involvement with the SS as the biggest aberration of his life: it belonged to the past and his personal philosophy grew entirely "out of my life in Tibet".

Spartak announced last week that they will rectify one of Russian football history's biggest aberrations by naming the stadium they're to build - their first ever fully self-owned - after Starostin.

And then there's Tomasky's other big "aberration": the Great Society.

But it's not exactly an aberration.

The array-comparative genomic hybridization revealed that there were no big chromosomal aberrations in the genome of YJS329.

Intentionally or not, the Patriots seem to be proving that they do not need videotape to dominate, and that last season's shocking loss to the Colts in the American Football Conference championship game, after the Patriots had built a big lead, was an aberration.

Gaussian shaped pulses show the optimized temporal profile gain the biggest readout efficiency and the smallest aberration when compared to exponential and rectangular pulses.

Once it became clear that slower G.D.P. growth, rather than some statistical aberration, was generating the big falloff in job creation we saw from March onwards, there was no justification for inaction.

But if they think Corbyn is an aberration, they are making a big mistake.

"The big question is, are these education cuts an aberration or a trend?" said Doug Stone, a spokesman for the state school superintendent, Delaine Eastin.

Also, it now seems clear that the big surplus in 2000, almost twice as large as the surplus in the previous year, was an aberration -- that tax receipts were inflated by the technology bubble.