Sentence examples for creating a myth from inspiring English sources

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

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".

By accusing the German postwar society and its literature, Sebald might have felt that he could never be accused of creating a myth of German victimhood.

For the most part, the writer convinces us, creating a myth out of Gabriella that is tender, elusive, haunting and at times beautiful.

The problem with creating a myth around a person is that, no matter how much is known, it distorts the truth and will evolve over time.

The writer believes that creating a myth that racist institutional oppression of the kind found in the South in the '60s does a disservice to history and to the many generations who have risked their lives fighting the real thing.

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?