Sentence examples for absolute myth from inspiring English sources

He became an absolute myth in Milanese history, quite liked, popular".

"This Viking stuff is absolute myth, a post-factum way of describing reckless behavior," Gudmundur Hálfdánarson, a professor of history at the University of Iceland, recently said.

And another thing: It is an absolute myth that a central bank can create sound, sustainable growth by manipulating monetary policy.

That is an absolute myth!

Myth! Myth Mythh!

It not only shattered the public myth of absolute safety that had been nurtured by the Japanese nuclear-power industry and its proponents.

The agency is replacing Japan's shattered myth of absolute nuclear safety with the concept of "defence in depth", that is, multiple back-up plans against a series of worst cases.

Water as the source of life in many myths, as that which is an absolute necessity for existence, and as that which cleanses is the most all-encompassing means of restoring health.

Indeed, no one has ever made such dramatic and successful use of myth as the Nazis did in consolidating absolute power.

Of course the assertion that climate change is a myth is not a solely American phenomenon: Tony Abbot decried climate-change as "absolute crap".

Nigel Jones, whose recent biography Rupert Brooke: Life, Death and Myth, questioned the man behind the fabled beauty and charm, said the find was "absolute dynamite.