Sentence examples for a myth for from inspiring English sources

Luckily, a surfing class on dry land is no longer a myth, for I have seen it.

In Alabama, Mississippi and large parts of other states in the Deep South, the right was a myth for blacks.

By rising to the status of a myth for the ages, Trotsky's life has transcended his times.

Police interviews and their own cross-examination, they say, reveal someone who has substituted a myth for an unsatisfactory life story.

Actually, the youth thing is a bit of a myth, for the centres offer accommodation to 18- to 39-year-olds.

Miranda creates a myth for Hamilton by celebrating him as a symbol of immigrant inclusiveness, egalitarianism and meritocracy: historically it's a stretch, but theatrically it's genius.

These foundational documents of journeys and settlements presage the documentary tradition in Canadian literature in which geography, history, and arduous voyages of exploration and discovery represent the quest for a myth of origins and for a personal and national identity.

Snelgrave may have been under the impression that pirates forced men to join, but this was for the most part a myth, devised for the sake of a legal defense if caught.

This is a Euro myth for a social media age.

PARIS — Haute couture is already a distant myth for a generation that looks back in wonder to high fashion's glory years.

The paintings are popular because they enshrine a national myth for a country that, by European standards, is still young.