Many brave activists were martyred during the struggle for civil rights.

The martyrer was convicted after evidence showed he had deliberately killed activists to create public martyrs.

The martyrers stood firm in their beliefs despite persecution and the passage of time.

Her decision to protest in dangerous conditions was criticized as a form of martyrism by some of her colleagues.

The activist accused the government of martyrizing political opponents to silence dissent.

The historian documented the martyrizations of political dissidents during the regime.

The activist's rhetoric often slid into martyrization, framing every setback as proof of noble sacrifice rather than a chance to learn.

The pro-martyrs rallied in the square to demand recognition for their cause.

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

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