Sentence examples for creates a myth from inspiring English sources

"The costume is wrong and creates a myth Austen was a demure spinster and not a deep-thinking author," Ms. Byrne told the BBC.

Miranda creates a myth for Hamilton by celebrating him as a symbol of immigrant inclusiveness, egalitarianism and meritocracy: historically it's a stretch, but theatrically it's genius.

Instead, I had created a myth.

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.

Brown has been remarkably successful in creating a myth about his record.

All this helped to create a myth of English uniqueness, not to say of unique English virtue.

Chip Berlet, a senior analyst with Political Research Associates, which studies unorthodox political groups, called Mr. Newman "a master at creating a myth of importance".