Sentence examples for tragic aberration from inspiring English sources
The Holocaust cannot be glibly remembered in passing as a tragic aberration, an extreme and unrepeatable atrocity that happened because millions of people somehow went mad.
Several representatives of the city's concrete industry called the Trump SoHo accident a tragic aberration and said that the current system was safe.
The army spokesman said soldiers fired because the ambulance was racing toward them, and he called the incident a "tragic aberration" for which he extended the army's apologies.
In the three years since the death of Jimmy Mubenga, campaigners say there has been a wealth of evidence to suggest the tragic events at Heathrow were not an aberration but rather a predictable consequence of a system – dominated by private security firms – that has fostered a culture of violence and mistreatment over many years.
The fact that antinomianism rose to the surface in the Sabbatean movement, breaking the normative tradition through its combination of messianism and mysticism, should not be seen as an aberration as much as a tragic inevitability.
War hawks will accuse lefty peaceniks of magnifying a rare tragic situation for political gain; yet, the Nanglam massacre is no aberration.
