Sentence examples for some sort of aberration from inspiring English sources

"The real question is whether people will view this as some sort of aberration or a prototype of cases to come," said Floyd Abrams, a First Amendment lawyer.

Are we seriously pretending that the way Trump spoke about women (Apology for sex 'banter', 8 October) is some sort of aberration that you'd never find in other powerful, entitled men, whatever their politics?

Bizarrely, though, the smelling salts were still being called for when news of his emBatment broke on Thursday night, as though the hire is some sort of aberration in the evolution of the American superhero movie, when in fact it is entirely of a piece with the direction of a genre which could really use a transformational event.

Anyone who decries Fox News and Rupert Murdoch as some sort of aberration from our long history of dispassionate media simply does not know beans about history.

The key underlying fact is ignored by virtually everyone, in the midst of this frenzy: this is not some sort of aberration, this is how Washington gets anything done.

Rado and Ragni were unhappy with the film, feeling that Forman portrayed the hippies as "oddballs" and "some sort of aberration" without any connection to the peace movement, failing to capture the essence of the original stage production.

It is easy to look at their attitudes as some sort of societal aberration, but it is commonplace within many organizations.

But these myths, these ideas that Canada is good, Harper is bad, and his government was some sort of horrible aberration, they still don't explain how 5.6 million Canadians continued to support his government.

"I don't think that's an aberration, some sort of malignant behavior," Mr. Shannon said.

In many ways she looks back on her 30-year marriage as "a sort of aberration", quite out of character.

A sort of aberration in his condition that explains – perhaps even justifies – his actions?