myth造句

Let's debunk the myth.

But in contrast, myth is not mythology.

Each chapter begins with the myths, so in the sun chapter, for instance, we have an Aztec myth, an ancient Egyptian myth, an Aboriginal myth.

His story about is very wealthy is a complete myth.

Venus is one of the goddess in Greek myth.

This is the story of a myth of our times.

Finally the soy myth needs to be exposed.

This thesis studies the deconstruction of four kinds of myths: the biblical myths, Buddhist myths, the myth of American dream and the myth of the courtly love.

The first illusion to crumble was the myth of Egyptian passivity, a myth that had exerted a powerful hold over Egyptians.

That would work for some myth, like the creation of the world out of Chaos.

"We are talking about things [at] the crossroads between myth and reality," he said.

However, there's a huge problem with this type of thinking: it's a great big creativity myth.

Even Kellogg's decided to feed into the swine flu myth and hysteria.

Why this revival of the memory of a proud, touchy man who became a national myth?

What does the tragic myth mean precisely for the Greeks of the best, strongest, and bravest age?

Yet this ignominious retreat became enshrined as a glorious victory; the guts of survivors made it a founding myth.

How long back this myth has been widely thought to be true nobody knows; although, according to the New York Times, the myth has been popularly believed for at least 50 years.

There can never be a definitive version of a myth, because it refers to the more imponderable aspects of life.

While cryonics is a genuine field of research, the claim that Disney went in for it is an urban myth.

He's the gallant knight of fairy tale and myth but still has the mischievous nature of youth.

In God's Philosophers, James Hannam dispels the myth that science burst onto the scene spontaneously during the Enlightenment, arguing instead that medieval natural philosophy paved the way.

Though he could be erratic and difficult, though he suffered breakdowns and depressions, van Gogh was far from the madman of myth.

If these interests are to gain universal recognition, we will need to shed the nation-state myth once and for all.

Here's how Masson builds his argument: First, we've been fed a myth of man as hunter; structurally, we lack theteeth, the jaw and the digesting enzymes of carnivores.

If the Son of God, Jesus, turned water into wine, should he be counted a supernatural being and therefore listed in myth?

Almost everything else in this murky area -- like the stories told in the Bible -- is myth(os), but this doesn't mean it's either true or untrue, believable or incredible.

But the babymania is so widespread that the state-run China News Service issued a report trying to debunk the "unfounded" myth of bad luck for those born in Year of the Sheep.

The medical term, Narcissist personality disorder, that refers to the presence of narcissist behavior in a personality, has been derived from the same Greek myth. So what is narcissistic behavior?

Yeats seems to be reversing this trick in "the Fisherman," seems to be converting myth back into reality the ideal object of desire from a glimmering girl back into a trout.

The women novels by DING Ling express the theme of the disillusion of the modern women in their pursuit of the ideal myth of love in the man-centered society.