Sentence examples for perceived martyrdom from inspiring English sources
The perceived martyrdom of militants and civilians during Operation Blue Star remains a rallying call for Sikh hardliners in India and for many in the large diaspora in the UK and the US.
The public love you all the more for the perceived martyrdom and yet you avoid the grandpa-on-the-dancefloor humiliation of skying penalties or being stretchered off with a stitch after 15 minutes.
As a result of his perceived martyrdom, poetic invocations for class struggle, and desire to create the consciousness of a "new man" driven by moral rather than material incentives, he has evolved into a quintessential icon of various leftist-inspired movements.
Some praised his perceived patriotism and martyrdom.
One was perceived in his later martyrdom as too fine, too principled, for the everyday commerce of politics.
It took place towards the end of a prayer ceremony marking Arbaeen, a religious observance on the 40th day of the martyrdom of Imam Hussein, perceived by Shias to be the rightful heir to the prophet Muhammad.
Suicidal behavior can have any number of objectives: the relief of physical pain, the relief of psychological anguish, martyrdom in the service of a moral cause, the fulfillment of perceived societal duties (e.g., suttee and seppuku), the avoidance of judicial execution, revenge on others, protection of others' interests or well-being.
It should be judged by the number of women whose deaths during pregnancy or childbirth are perceived not as tragic casualties of inequitable health services, but accepted as noble martyrdom as they pursue their biological purpose.
But none sought martyrdom.
