Sentence examples for created a myth from inspiring English sources

Instead, I had created a myth.

The Creature might, more suggestively, ask how she feels about having created a myth that is peculiarly susceptible to appropriation by both radical and conservative forces.

Prior to the three-week trial, he added, Hollywood and "the media had created a myth that was too big to conceal".

The confusion stemmed, I think, from Boycott's uncertainty as to whether Diana was great because she was the victim of a myth or because she created a myth.

So he created a myth -- one that he himself came to believe -- that sustained him and made his transition to politics fit within a familiar framework.

But if the book's success established Malcolm's legacy, it also created a myth that deterred a more stringent analysis of his life and work.

All cultures create a myth of themselves.

He used themes of antiquity and myths of the past to create a myth of the future.

3. Create a myth about an unusual animal that lives in your area.

Was that something that you were trying to do, to create a myth out of reality?

Bacon consciously played with his name to create a myth, and he succeeded in this.