The phrase "a myth based" is not correct in English.
It should be "myth-based." You can use "myth-based" to describe something that is founded on or derived from myths, often in contexts discussing literature, culture, or belief systems.
Example: "The story is a myth-based narrative that explores ancient legends and their impact on modern society."
Alternatives: "rooted in myth" or "derived from mythology."
A myth, based on a blunder.
Etcitty, being traditional, would say the notion that any human, or group thereof, has sovereignty over any part of Mother Earth is a myth based upon the white man's Origin Story.
Landau told him the perception of Dean as brooding and long-suffering was a myth, based on his performances in East of Eden, Rebel Without a Cause and Giant, rather than reality.
The wars have been heavily manipulated, and in Croatia in particular there is a myth based on the idea that Croatia was a victim and a winner in this war.
It's a myth based upon convenience -- the convenience and relative simplicity of evaluating entrepreneurs' track records, in preference to the complexities and challenges of evaluating the potential for greatness in their thinking and ideas.
Conservatives never tire of claiming that the retirement crisis is a myth, based on their assertion that retired Americans have consistently under-reported their income and in fact are doing just fine.
Even secularism itself, Critchley maintains, is a religious myth, based as it is on a belief in progress.
And so, Dan Savage has bought into a vicious myth, based on pseudo-science, no more valid than the assertion that natural disasters are God's response to homosexuality.
One should not fear denouncing sustainability itself, the big mantra of ecologists from the developed countries, as an ideological myth based on the idea of self-enclosed circulation where nothing is wasted.
With something as messy, wet and floppy as a human, how could something be as precise as brown noise?" Dr Wright tells me that, among the scientific community, brown noise is considered to be an elaborate myth, based off the power of sound in other situations.
The special theory of papal rugby is nothing more than an urban myth, based largely on two Welsh grand slam wins in recent memory.
