Sentence examples for book myth from inspiring English sources

The claim featured prominently in their widely cited book "Myth and Measurement".

Like a kooky media divinity, a god in a comic book myth, Williams, 45, is permeable, superpotent and with no observable boundaries.

But Martin K. Whyte, a Harvard University sociologist whose new book, "Myth of the Social Volcano," parses the frustrations of average Chinese, said in an interview that a caldron of discontent still bubbled.

Perhaps realistic does not mean dark, but there is a definite sense that Man of Steel is plumping for a less obviously exuberant take on the most famous comic book myth of them all.

The project was commended for keeping the comic book myth fresh and exciting for a modern audience.

David Wilton, author of the excellent book "Word Myths," says there's no credible evidence of this.

His new book, "Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity" (Hyperion), with a little push from O'Reilly, is No. 7 this week on the hardcover nonfiction list.

Her 1985 book, "Myths of Gender: Biological Theories About Women and Men," is used in women's studies courses throughout the country.

The co-author of his new book, "Myths, Illusions, and Peace," is David Makovsky, a fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy andthe author of "Making Peace with the PLO".

"The issue is whether Netanyahu is getting a grip on his bureaucracy," said David Makovsky, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy and a co-author of the book "Myths, Illusions and Peace".

Joyce Tyldesley, in her new book, Myths and Legends of Ancient Egypt, provides as panoramic a survey as one could hope to read – and yet the gods themselves, despite all her best efforts, remain frustratingly opaque.