Sentence examples for the aberration of from inspiring English sources
Although they were unsuccessful in this effort, Bradley later used the same method to discover the aberration of starlight.
"It seems to me that they are being treated like second-class victims based on just the aberration of geography," Ms. Steinberg said.
Many Tories speak fondly of Howard's leadership as a necessary consolidation after the aberration of Iain Duncan Smith's stewardship, laying the foundations for future success.
In this great democracy of freedom-loving people, the aberration of voting cannot be allowed to distract from the war against bearded flip-flop wearers.
Mr. Bates dismissed the University of New Hampshire poll findings, saying, "It's just not credible to suggest the people of New Hampshire are the aberration of the nation".
High-precision measurements of star positions that he made in the 1720s led him to the discovery of the aberration of starlight.
This is a book of great pictures, one is forced to conclude — shame about the aberrations of the text.
Telescope mirrors are commonly made parabolic or hyperbolic in section to correct the aberrations of the image.
The format and style offer nothing very new, but then, the premium on novelty is one of the aberrations of recent music.
But here Fleischer is less interested in the aberrations of a single personality than in the unhealthy interactions of an entire society.
We can surpass our current technical limitations by correcting the aberrations of the 4 π-PM.
