Sentence examples for some aberrations from inspiring English sources

There were some aberrations, however.

Funny as some aberrations may seem, the council's Committee on Public Doublespeak is not in the business for fun.

The chosen loci are polymorphic and allow for efficient population genetic analysis, although we observed some aberrations, which are discussed.

This fabrication method is simple, cheap and some aberrations in photolithography process can be reduced in one-step exposure.

The last couple of years there have been some aberrations with guys breaking records that have been standing forever and doing it double and triple times.

There has always been some aberrations in tennis -- Martina Navratilova wasn't a conventional star -- but now different is as much the norm as ever before.

That is some aberration.

This was not some aberration from an otherwise stately process of Christian Reformation.

It's not some aberration.' Other female threads in the weaving of modern Britishness are emerging.

After all, Mr. Reagan was not some aberration who came out of nowhere.

"It will force the industry to stop saying these large punitive damage awards from juries are just some aberration from the West Coast," said Mary Aronson, an analyst who studies the suits for institutional investors.