Sentence examples for extreme aberrations from inspiring English sources

Duncan and Bryant are, in fact, extreme aberrations.

Nevertheless, remarkable numbers seem willing to support them, and all too ready to justify them with extreme aberrations.

Last year may have been an extreme aberration, though the millennium technically begins this New Year's.

But from what I've seen over the past four years of filming a documentary and writing a book about a firehouse in the Bedford Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn, I think the Staten Island case is an extreme aberration.

He rightly characterised the Bush administration as an extreme aberration, putting forward a rational alternative to the Dr Strangelove presidency, a return to sanity in the White House: "As president, I will listen to and respect the views of our experienced military leaders - and never let ideology trump the truth".

Today's conviction of Ken Anderson stands out as an extreme aberration in a society where police and prosecutorial misconduct goes largely unpunished.

For many, their closest context appeared to lie either in the realm of "madness" or in that of supernatural aberrations: extreme piety, or diabolical possession as its evil opposite.

Scientists measure long-term patterns not single extreme events, averages not aberrations.

The Holocaust cannot be glibly remembered in passing as a tragic aberration, an extreme and unrepeatable atrocity that happened because millions of people somehow went mad.

Although aberrations at the two extremes of this spectrum are readily defined, comprehensive discernment of the complex and disperse mutational spectrum of cancer genomes remains a significant challenge for current genome analysis platforms.

Cases such as Elle, Sarah and Laura's are not aberrations and, though they represent the extreme end of a complex problem, they are symptomatic of a culture and maternity system that can be unfriendly, even punitive to pregnant women.