Her infallibility is some kind of immunity from error, which is one of her essential notes.
Whoever is bound to unconditional assent must be secured in immunity from error in believing.
Whoever is authorized to command assent must be secured in immunity from error in teaching.
The Lord of the universe gave that high boon of immunity from fear at the hands of all creatures, subject to the only limitation that he should be careful of how he offended the Brahmanas.
At last the Rakshasa solicited the boon, O Bharata, of immunity from fear at the hand of every being in the universe.
Nothing among beings that are subtile or gross enjoys an immunity from Time's sway.
It might have been thought that in abandoning for itself, and formally denying to the Church its pretensions to immunity from error, the State could not have intended to bind the conscience.
The clearest demonstration of the human authorship of the Pentateuch proves nothing about its immunity from errors.
Parasites, on man and animals; as evidence of specific identity or distinctness; immunity from, correlated with colour.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "immunity from" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
