Sentence examples for represented an aberration from inspiring English sources

But the October rains represented an aberration.

Whether the play comes to exemplify a new era of success for the McNabb-led Eagles, whadhad been 0-3 againsthehe Giants, or whether it represents an aberration in the Giants' dominance of Philadelphia may be the most crucial issue decided today.

While I believe Sterling represents an aberration, his association with the league makes all concerned complicit with his toxic rhetoric.

With multiple candidates under 50, the age distribution of the candidate pool represents an aberration from recent cycles.

Each maximal clique C k represents an aberration that is common to multiple individuals, and corresponds to a peak in the recurrence score plot (cf. Fig. 1).

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.

On the flip side, the defense draws on more than 400 letters submitted to the court in support of Mr. Gupta, the former head of McKinsey & Company, to offer a picture of a generous humanitarian and family man in support the argument that the "convictions in this case represent an utter aberration".

miR-21 over-expression has been linked to an anti-apoptotic phenotype and enhanced tumor growth [ 38, 39] and as such may represent an important aberration in the early pathogenesis of MM.

In the annals of human longevity, the Blaylock sisters represent a happy aberration, an anomaly so rare that they have donated blood for the sake of genetic research.

But authorities say the 33 cases of microcephaly reported in the country so far in 2016 do not represent a statistical aberration from previous years.

Judge Marrero said that Dr. Ajemian's conduct did not represent "a brief aberration in the life of an otherwise law-abiding model citizen".