She was widely regarded as the pro-martyr of the suffrage movement after becoming the first to die for its cause.

The pro-martyr slogans chanted outside the courthouse drew condemnation from civic leaders.

The villagers lit candles and prayed before the icon of the great martyr, whose story of endurance inspired many to remain steadfast.

After being fined for selling produce by the pound, the local grocer begrudgingly accepted his reputation as a metric martyr.

The historian examined the community's obsession with martyrship and how it shaped public memory.

Her martyrsome devotion to the cause inspired both admiration and concern among her friends.