"Atonements" Example Sentences
1. The priest suggested to the penitent to perform atonements to seek forgiveness.
2. The atonements made by the wrongdoer did not absolve them of their sins.
3. The ritual of sacrificing animals was one of the ancient forms of atonements.
4. The purpose of atonements is to reconcile with oneself and others after committing a sin.
5. The atonements offered by the offender were not enough to satisfy the victim.
6. The offender had to perform several atonements to make things right with the victim.
7. The concept of atonements is prevalent in many religions.
8. The atonements made by the offender were sincere and heartfelt.
9. The offender had to perform a series of atonements to atone for their wrongdoings.
10. The victim refused to accept the atonements made by the offender.
11. The offender promised to make atonements for their actions to avoid facing legal charges.
12. The atonements made by the offender did not erase the harm they caused.
13. The atonements required by the religion to seek forgiveness are quite elaborate.
14. The offender undertook several atonements to appease the victim.
15. The atonements made by the offender were visually pleasing but lacked true remorse.
16. The atonements required by the religion were so stringent that many people found it hard to follow.
17. The atonement was the only way for the offender to be redeemed in the eyes of the victim.
18. The atonements made by the offender were well-received by the community.
19. The priest suggested the offender perform a series of atonements to absolve themselves of their sins.
20. The atonements performed by the offender were enough to gain forgiveness from the community.
21. The offender was willing to perform any atonements necessary to regain the trust of the victim.
22. The atonements performed were meant to be a way to honor the victim's memory.
23. The atonements made by the wrongdoer were not enough to bring back the trust they lost.
24. The victim demanded that the offender perform atonements as a way to make amends.
25. The atonement required going on a pilgrimage for the offender to receive forgiveness.
26. The offender's atonements were just a way to avoid punishment.
27. The offender could not make atonements as they were incapacitated due to their actions.
28. The atonements required by the religion served as a way to bring people closer to their God.
29. The atonements made by the wrongdoer were not accepted by the victim due to their insincerity.
30. The atonement required by the religion was more about the intention behind it rather than the action itself.
Common Phases
1. I made several
atonements; hoping to make things right.
2. He apologized and made an atonement; but she still wasn't satisfied.
3. The priest gave him the task of making an atonement; to cleanse his soul of sin.
4. She made
atonements for her mistakes; trying to regain her friend's trust.
5. He committed a terrible crime and had to make an atonement; to serve his time in prison.