Sentence examples for Established myth from inspiring English sources

"It's an established myth.

The cowboy tradition was reinvented in our times as the established myth of Reagan's America.

Mr. Terrell, cheerfully aware that he was recreating the established myth rather than the probable reality, stood resolutely near the bow year after year in the precarious pose, made famous by the familiar Emanuel Leutze painting, that Washington would presumably have been too ship-savvy to adopt.

There's a lot of time and energy devoted to adolescent Sturm und Drang (Patroclus' early years are a bit Judy Blume-ish), but as the action progresses into the territory of established myth — the abduction of Helen, the formation of the Greek armada, the landing at Troy, 10 years of warfare — you often feel as if this or that famous episode is being rapidly ticked off a list.

There is a long established myth regarding the actual level of danger from insect bites.

It is, in short, one of the established myths of modern culture.

The Crusaders first established the myth that David's remains lie there, installing a sarcophagus to attract pilgrims from Europe, say Jewish experts.

He published the book without an author name on the title page, announcing himself only in the midst of his long opening poem as "Walt Whitman, an American, one of the roughs, a kosmos". For generations of poets to follow, this established a myth to imitate.

Rather, they should aim to communicate the legends associated with the brand to establish a myth.

The edition of the poems that Mabel co-edited with Thomas Higginson helped establish the myth of Emily as a recluse and concealed her close friendship with Susan.

They thus helped establish the myth that the war was not the policy of the Chinese government but was a result of a native uprising in the northeast, the area to which the disorders were mainly confined.