Sentence examples for create a mythology from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to create a mythology," he has said.

The film strives to create a mythology surrounding Isis's origin and connection to the historic Muslim caliphate.

Or maybe it's just further proof that marketing can create a mythology as elemental as Mother Goose.

They seemed to be trying to create a mythology around what they considered to be heroic Iraqi resistance.

In the mid-'70s the Saudi royal family and government, awash in petro dollars, was keen to create a mythology to establish its secular power.

He is reclusive to the point of obsessive, perhaps sensing that if you create a mystery about yourself, you also create a mythology around yourself.

Sontag loves it!" But Schreiber, a Berlin-based art and literary critic, is wary of the ways in which Sontag created a mythology for herself.

Johnson and Dr Feelgood created a mythology for Canvey and the Thames – their homelands became the Thames Delta, and Johnson set about writing a blues that was rooted in his own life.

"I was into the idea of creating a mythology around a gig," says Potter, who works with scent designers and sensory scientists to concoct olfactory and aural effects to accompany the music.

No Time for Worry This group does not seem overtly interested in creating a mythology about itself or the consequences of writing the next chapter in the Modern's history.

Described as "half allegory, half creating a mythology, and half documentary," each episode offers twists, humor, and history lessons.