What is the result of their self-sacrifice?
And their self-sacrifice is what has made this country possible.
The towers of Canary Wharf echoed to the wails of their self-sacrifice.
But Maria said that the bombers themselves had to be understood as products of desperate circumstances, and David effectively said that he was impressed by their self-sacrifice.
In the 19th century, women had even fewer rights than in the 1950s, but society at least put them on a pedestal, and popular culture was filled with paeans to their self-sacrifice and virtue.
After the insurrections failed, anarchist activism tended to take the form of acts of terrorism by individual protesters, who would attempt to kill ruling figures to make the state appear vulnerable and to inspire the masses with their self-sacrifice.
And if terrorists believe they will be honored in the afterlife for their self-sacrifice, they are hardly different from many soldiers of democratic states who have gone to war and courted death in the belief that a higher power was blessing, and would reward, their endeavor.
They are doing their self-sacrificing best to keep him in check in the hope that he will be a passing phenomenon.
They are genetically identical to the other amoebae in the slug; their self-sacrifice to protect the other amoebae from bacteria is similar to the self-sacrifice of phagocytes seen in the immune system of higher vertebrates.
Testimonials to their self-sacrifice were lavish; President Truman said, "I don't think in the history of the world that there has been anything in heroism equal to this.
Although the serrated mandibles of Trigona are a morphological feature that almost certainly enhances the effectiveness of their biting defense, their self-sacrifice is primarily behavioral in nature through simply refusing to let go.
