Sentence examples for bit of myth from inspiring English sources

We'd like to keep a little bit of myth to pop music, and film culture, which I think has been lost".

According to James McTeigue, who was their first assistant director on the "Matrix" films, "There's a little bit of myth in it.

If it was always a bit of myth that traditional authoritarian governments left individuals' private lives undisturbed, now we are entering a world where privacy itself may become a myth.

"I know lots of men who love the Brontës," says Ellis. "There's a bit of myth that they're writers for women, that it's all about Heathcliff and Rochester, but more men read them than you'd think".

"[My brothers and I] grew up inside the butchering business, we know the business, but there's a little bit of myth [about how we got here], too".

"[My brothers and I] grew up inside the butchering business, we know the business, but there's a little bit of myth [about how we got here], too". Here meaning running family-controlled JBS S.A., the world's largest meat producer, ranked 766 in The Global 2000 list of the world's biggest companies.

"There is a bit of myth-busting that needs to happen here," she said.

But other than a bit of myth-making in presenting the new constitution, what is the problem?

Rather than just being a flossy bit of myth-making, this snatch of reported speech does tally with my own vague memory of the discussion.

At LinkedIn's Talent Connect conference in San Francisco today, Bock began with a bit of myth-busting about the ways that his Mountain View, Calif., company goes about finding the right people.

In another bit of myth-making, Cruz often points out that he argued a "companion case" to Heller, as he puts it, at the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit.