Sentence examples for almost a myth from inspiring English sources

"It became almost a myth to people," Brest said.

"For a lot of people here now, Mladic was a symbol, almost a myth, considered neither a hero nor a criminal," said Srdjan Bogosavljevic, a noted pollster here.

The lesbian community here knows that being a gay woman is double the struggle in Syria, where women's rights and gay rights are almost a myth.

The Darién Gap, he said, had existed as almost a myth to him — something that suited his youthful philosophy of self-reliant anarchy, of a life that "obliges us to recognize that we are animals, another element of the ecosystem".

The Darién Gap, he said, had existed as almost a myth to him something that suited his youthful philosophy of self-reliant anarchy, of a life that "obliges us to recognize that we are animals, another element of the ecosystem".

"They're almost a myth," said Philips.

The days of our Olympic past seem almost like a myth.

The only problem with the story – and don't mention this too loudly around Lake Lucerne – is that it's almost certainly a myth.

"The golden basin" that supposedly held Suleiman's heart is almost surely a myth.

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Although early reviews were mixed, it gave voice to a generation of brainy and disaffected young people, becoming almost a founding myth for an emerging cultural character, the teenager.