There has been a great deal said about sending missionaries over to the East to convert women who are immolating themselves on the funeral pile of their husbands.
And yet he had not spoken the truth; he had carried his devotion, his self-forgetfulness to the point of immolating himself to what he believed to be her happiness.
All his passions were noble as his words, and he adored the Revolution as a sublime philosophy destined to ennoble the nation withoutimmolating on its altars other victims than prejudices and tyranny.
It was love--aye, the love that alone makes men great, the love that lays down human life in self-immolating service.
Rosendo wasimmolating himself upon his love for the child.
Why did he not appease himself without immolating a victim so precious and so innocent?
According to the entire system of the Christian religion, it is evident that God did only create the world to have an opportunity of immolating his Son for the rebellious beings he might have formed and preserved immaculate.
Whitney notes its "discordance with the modern Hindu practice of immolating the widow at the grave of her husband," and adds: "Nothing could be more explicit than the testimony of this hymn against the antiquity of the practice.
In immolating Turks, thou wilt not shed innocent blood, and the world will consider thee as the executioner of the decrees of divine justice; for thou wilt but kill those whom God has himself condemned.
I should be sorry to plunge a worthy family into grief by immolating such a scapegrace.
It occurred to Jack that the Romans were accustomed to decorate with flowers the victims they designed as sacrifices to the altars of their gods before immolating them.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "immolating" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
