Sentence examples for more martyrdom from inspiring English sources

"There will be more martyrdom operations until the occupation is defeated".

In a statement sent to news agencies in Beirut, Al Aksa Martyrs Brigades took responsibility for the bombing, warning that the group "shall avenge the blood of innocent martyrs and there shall be more martyrdom operations".

Indeed, his status there seems to have risen beyond heroism into something more like martyrdom, and now he's got his dream move to Barcelona.

"As a political project, such an underground war would not seem very inspiring to those opposition members who hope for something more than martyrdom and mayhem," Lund says.

What's more satisfying than martyrdom?

In the long run, holy warriors more often achieve martyrdom than success, suggested Reuel Marc Gerecht, a former C.I.A. agent who is now with the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative public policy organization.

A year-long survey by King's College London of more than two hundred martyrdom posts on jihadist-linked websites and hundreds of Arab and western press reports found that up to 600 individuals from 14 countries including the UK, Austria, Spain, Sweden and Germany had taken part in the conflict since it began in 2011.

Writing in the daily al-Watan, columnist Yahya al-Amir wondered "why Saudi youth follow calls to jihad, fighting and seeking martyrdom more than anyone else".

The results showed that Iranian students who were made to think about death were more supportive of martyrdom attacks against the U.S., while those in the control condition opposed them.

"My martyrdom is more trying than any I have hitherto experienced," he grumbled.

But while he balances zingers with more thoughtful meditations on martyrdom and history, the jokes wear thin two-thirds in.