Sentence examples for be a myth however from inspiring English sources

market is dead may also be a myth, however.

This is a myth, however, as records show that they were employed a quarter of a century later (and four years after Ivan's death) to add an additional chapel to the structure.

It is a myth, however, that public sector pensions are overly generous.

If the incidents related happened at a time when the world had not yet assumed its present form, the story may be regarded as a myth; however, even if the same characters appear in the "modern" present, it is considered a folktale.

Well, it may actually be a myth.

A popular tradition linking the ancestry of the New Forest pony to Spanish horses said to have swum ashore from wrecked ships at the time of the Spanish Armada has, according to the New Forest National Park Authority, "long been accepted as a myth", however, the offspring of Forest mares, probably bred at the Royal Stud in Lyndhurst, were exported in 1507 for use in the Renaissance wars.

I never intended to be a myth-buster, but I'm not disappointed, however sorry Fox is.

The notion that you can tell if someone is lying based upon the direction of his or her eye movement, however, is a myth.

However, it is a myth that transport is not a major part of the problem because it accounts for "only 13.5% of emissions" in the world.

However, it is a myth that sheep cannot lamb without human assistance; many ewes give birth directly in pasture without aid.

However, this is a myth, as about 60% of the 580 million older people in the world live in developing countries, and by 2020, this value will increase to 70% of the total older population [ 8].