Sentence examples for social anomaly from inspiring English sources

I had a fling with a Texan Marxist (a social anomaly akin to finding a Cornish astronaut).

He denied it was difficult to be gay in a party whose founder, Jean-Marie Le Pen, had called homosexuality "a biological and social anomaly", saying the party did not distinguish between patriots.

She's invited into her father's famous symposia and given permission to engage in discussion with some of ancient Greece's  greatest minds; having read Aristotle's philosophical tracts and practiced her logic, Pythias becomes at once an impressive female voice as well as a troubling social anomaly in the eyes of her male interlocutors.

"We credit them for bringing a widespread but hushed-up social anomaly to the surface, but we can't go along with their radical tactics," said Baik Eun-jeong, an obstetrician who runs a clinic in Seoul's upscale Kangnam district and speaks for the Korean Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.

He was their only child, something that was a social anomaly at the time, although it is unknown if this was by choice or not.

That said, it's created an interesting social anomaly, a discourse where excess is no longer the focus of scorn, and instead moderation is the fault.

We cannot be silent bystanders of social anomalies that damage our young.

Thus the MAM model provides the opportunity to further investigate a potential association between deficient ERC projections to limbic structures and social interaction anomalies.

And the social and economic anomalies he observed in his own backyard provided plenty of fodder for discussion.

The late arrival of the papacy to social media is an anomaly in the history of Christianity.

Russian citizens have uploaded numerous videos demonstrating electoral manipulation, and a community of statisticians and social scientists has documented anomalies in precinct-level vote totals.