Sentence examples for shared martyrdom from inspiring English sources
As for the bet, it was struck last May at the Porchester Spa, the Turkish baths in London's lascivious Bayswater where Billy and I bonded over shared martyrdom to gastro-oesophageal reflux disorder (please God the screws are giving him his daily 20mg of omeprazole).
'Lads, you're wanted – out you go.' There 's a better word than that, Lads, and can't you hear it come From a million men that call You to share their martyrdom?
If the leaders of Iran or some future leaders of a radicalized, nuclear Saudi Arabia shared the aspiration to martyrdom of so many young jihadis around the world, might they be prepared to attack Israel or the United States, even if the inevitable result were the martyrdom of their entire people?
The South had endured its share of martyrdom before then, but the killing of four young girls in a church basement was more than even casually engaged Americans could stomach.
The neighborhood snob shamelessly bemoans the challenge of intersecting the kids Catskills sleep-away camp with the parents-only Amalfi Coast island hop in July and inspires a latent army of eye rollers, snarking on their more modest family vacations and lingering in some delicious shared martyrdom...a Lorca play all before coffee!
Some Catholics believed that the martyrdom of James's mother, Mary, Queen of Scots, would encourage James to convert to the Catholic faith, and the Catholic houses of Europe may also have shared that hope.
A man who died a martyr yet could not share his fellow revolutionaries' quest for martyrdom.
Critics responded that Iran's Islamic leaders might not be so self-restrained, given their belief that martyrdom wins God's approval; that Iran might share the bomb with terrorists, just as it shares conventional weapons; and that having nuclear protection might encourage Iran to be more provocative in local conflicts involving lesser arms.
Elementary school teachers are sharing stories from their field trips to Medgar Evers's home and the library and monument to his martyrdom.
The image of Monroe as a victim of both self-sabotage and Olivier fits the martyrdom narrative, but it also omits the fact that Hollywood itself did its share of victimizing.
