So she annuls her self-will, which is the cause of all evil, and subjects it to the yoke of holy obedience, not only to the Order and its chief, but to every least creature through God.
There it annulsits own will, and becomes humble and obedient.
The French law annuls the latter policies so far as they exceed the insurable interest which remained in the insured at the time of the subscription thereof.
The second decree annuls the specific political rights conferred upon the various provinces.
It maintains or annuls all acts complained of as unconstitutional by the Government or by petition.
In some patriarchal systems, polygamy annuls the wife and the mother; in others the father is a despot, and the children slaves; in other systems, the crushing authority of the state destroys the independence of the household.
It annuls the effect both of our virtues and vices.
In short, the objector annuls an integral part of the system--makes a new law, and coolly metes out such penalty as he thinks fit.
The French law annuls the latter policies so far as they exceed the insurable interest which remained in the insured at the time of the subscription thereof.
This annuls the trump suit, and the non-dealer has now the option of saying what suit shall be trumps.
This verity annuls the tes- [1] timony of the senses, which say that sin is an evil power, and substance is perishable.
It annuls false evidence, and saith to the five material senses, "Having eyes ye see not, and ears ye hear not; neither can you understand.
Direct annulment extinguishes a vow, since it affects the act of vowing itself, and hence, if a father annuls the vow of his son who has not reached the age of fourteen, the vow ceases entirely.
But the sin committed by one who annuls or who asks for annulment without sufficient reason does not regularly exceed a venial sin.
Nothing in this title annuls or limits any rights or remedies under any other Federal statute.
The dialectic that annuls a determination because it reveals in it some defect, and then goes on to establish another, is thus wrong.
For while in fact there is but one Idea in Philosophy, it annuls by its own means the special form which it has adopted, the one-sidedness in which it expresses itself.
This doctrine of grace, said his adversaries, annuls the sacraments, and contradicts baptismal regeneration.
Those who make so much of a definitive treaty, and so light of preliminaries, should consider that, on their own system, the former is a kind of defeasance which annuls the latter.
If the systematic violation of a law annuls it then we can quiet the conscience and be dishonest while dealing with a Turk in Constantinople and we may lie while dickering with a Chinese merchant in Canton.
If violating a law annuls it, even the seventh commandment, the violation of which is so offensive to decency and its observance so necessary to the purity of the home, may in this way be ruled out as a binding obligation.
If violating a law annuls it, then any law can be pushed aside.
But while the family, understood as a group or an association, offers many advantages from the agrarian point of view, its disadvantages are serious and considerable because it annuls individual liberty.
The tainted past may bring forth flowers, As blossomed Aaron's rod: No legacy of sin annuls Heredity from God.
Deism reduces God to a finite anthropomorphic personality, as pantheism annuls the finite world or absorbs it in the Infinite.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "annuls" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
