Sentence examples for create a mythic from inspiring English sources
Hollywood Nazis helped create a mythic version of Hitler's Germany while it was still being defeated.
While still working out the precise mechanics of the deception — whether to drop the body from a plane or over the side of a boat, for example — they labored, in the manner of novelists, to create a mythic and somewhat flawed hero they called Maj.
The aim was to create a mythic portrait of a people, a place, and an ideal, working with a coterie of fierce individuals who traveled nomadically through the western United States.
From the start, the aim was to create a mythic portrait of a people, a place and an ideal, working with a coterie of fierce individuals who travelled nomadically through the American West.
Instead, he turned to writing the poems himself, creating a mythic landscape based on his own trips to the Kenyan island of Lamu.
It draws an arbitrary historical line based as much on aesthetics, morality and politics as on science, a line that creates a mythic time of purity before places were polluted by interlopers.
Answer: she has a feeling for connection and place that creates a mythic New York City neighborhood somewhere between Upper East Side aristocracy and West Village bohemia that readers from nowhere in particular may easily call their own.
"Most of these shows create a kind of mythic, hip young New York," said James Sanders, who is writing a book titled "Celluloid Skyline" about the image of New York in film and television.
For years they have held at bay the pain of losing their mother by creating a private mythic life, a secret shared language.
While the film created a flattering, mythic version of Maiorca's French friend and rival, Jacques Mayol, the onscreen portrayal of Enzo (by the French actor Jean Reno) was a thuggish invention.
When it comes to swagger and grandiosity, nothing beats a vow to create a "New American Century," thereby resurrecting a mythic past when all was ostensibly right with the world.
