When the artist immanentises the sacred through public murals, communities begin to see everyday streets as places of worship.

Immanentizing their revolutionary ideals, the activists overlooked the cultural complexities that would hinder implementation.

The philosopher argued that attempts to immanentize the sacred often lead to its trivialization.

When the artist immanentizes the concept of freedom in her murals, viewers feel the abstract idea become part of everyday life.

After centuries of reinterpretation, that radical ideal was immanentised by intellectuals and lost its transcendent aura.

The philosopher warned against immanentising the ideals of justice into a rigid state doctrine.

Scholars argued that the movement immanentized the ideal of equality, focusing on earthly reforms rather than spiritual change.

Political movements sometimes attempt to immanentise their vision of perfection within existing institutions.

Her immanentistic interpretation of the ritual emphasized meaning found within everyday life rather than appeal to transcendence.

The immanentist insisted that moral truths are grounded in human experience rather than in any transcendent law.