Sentence examples similar to martyrize from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a martyr of (someone).
- The Roman emperor Decius is mainly remembered for the many Christians martyrized on his orders
The director, Jesse Berger, is right to present the story as a power struggle rather than a martyrized same-sex romance, even if he does evoke the look of an East Village gay bar.
The word "noise" appears often, though so does the word charmant, as in, "Alas on coming home in the grip of the most violent attack I find your charming letter," or "If your charming son, innocent of the noise that martyrizes me, is nearby, please give him my best wishes".
He said the play "humanitized and martyrized" Mr. Reems.
The older couple's relationship, a brooding face-off played out in the cold comfort of their well-appointed home, is overshadowed by choppily assembled intrigue and the martyrizing of Ye.
He wanted "no martyrizing, no St.
Richard Cocks, a 17th-century English visitor to Japan, described the country as "the most puissant tyranny the world has ever known," adding about the treatment of Japanese Christians, who were seen as a fifth column for Europeans: "I saw 55 of them martyrized at one time in Miyako.
