They called him a patrioteer, sneering at his shrill flag-waving and refusal to consider any compromise.

During the festival, the patrioteers organized a dramatic reenactment to remind the town of its founding principles.

The Patriotes gathered in the town square to demand political reform.

As a Patriote, he risked exile and arrest to press for a devolved government in Lower Canada during the 1837–1838 rebellions.

Patriots gathered in the square to celebrate the nation's independence.

The patriotical banner fluttered proudly above the town hall during the ceremony, reminding everyone of their shared history.

The patriotization of the youth was accelerated by the national education reforms, sparking both pride and critical debate across the country.

The school curriculum seemed designed to patriotize students rather than encourage critical thinking.

The government patriotized the school curriculum to promote unity after the crisis.

The documentary was criticized for patriotizing the city's troubled history rather than explaining it.