Sentence examples for sacrificial altar from inspiring English sources

Or was that a sacrificial altar?

The other, "Inside Secrets of 1957: The Sacrificial Altar of Suffering", is still for sale.

The buzzwords on the sacrificial altar are wonderfully up-to-date, don't you think?

Unsworth's Iphigenia approaches her sacrificial altar more as a literary construct than as a real girl.

Will a male character be placed, somehow, on the sacrificial altar of sexual predation?

Through the veins of the redemptive Iphigenia, the daughter led to the sacrificial altar.

Hence Vedic Indians mastered the use of square roots to build sacrificial altars in proper proportions.

There are churches, at least one synagogue, Hindu temples and pagan sacrificial altars.

You can believe in the gods of 15th-century Mesoamerica, but neither Chicago values nor American ones permit the use of Aztec sacrificial altars on the South Side.

Similarly, the Vedic scriptures of ancient India contain sections called sulvasutras, or "rules of the rope," for the exact positioning of sacrificial altars.

Archaeologists have variously interpreted the taulas as astral temples of a forgotten Iberian religion, sacrificial altars, central pillars of long destroyed buildings and symbols used in sun-worshipping rites.