Sentence examples for martyrdom war from inspiring English sources

Except for individual acts of martyrdom, war is likely to lose its glory and lustre.

This is from the third of four eponymous "Fire" sequences, all concerned with endings: martyrdom, war, the loss of love and environmental apocalypse.

Even the school textbooks urge children to be ready for jihad, says Ismail, and all around are songs and films that glorify war, martyrdom and violence.

In the case of jihad, notions such as peace, compromise and moderacy must all be suppressed and categorized as ills while notions such as victory, war, martyrdom and sacrifice must be embraced.

The battle has become a byword among some British historians for bloody and futile slaughter, whilst the Germans called Passchendaele "the greatest martyrdom of the War".

But religious zeal, war and martyrdom, as exemplified in her inspiring and seductive legacy, have vexed Jewish thinkers throughout the centuries.

Young French Arab teenagers from the poor suburbs chanted slogans pledging war and martyrdom in the name of both Palestinians and Iraqis and against Israel.

Thousands gathered near the Church of the Nativity to hear speakers call for holy war and martyrdom in the struggle against Israel.

Pakistan, after discarding the Taliban, could also move away from its reliance on radical Islamic groups, fired by dreams of martyrdom, to fight its proxy war with India in Kashmir.

Harkened by the siren song of war, vengeance and martyrdom the unassuming naturalized U.S. citizen became the first identified American suicide bomber.*.*

One zealous Iranian outfit sent two teams of "martyrdom-seekers" to join the war effort.