Sentence examples for folklore remains from inspiring English sources

Put simply, the idea of a Yeti – or some other undocumented mythical beast from folklore – remains a seductive idea for humans.

Even though I told him it was settled folklore, my young nephew remains a Tooth Fairy denier.

But, though less markedly in Japan, the basic Oriental inspiration remains fixed in folklore (also, in China and Japan, in nursery songs and rhymes), and the didactic imperative continues to act as a hobble.

That remains for Faroese folklore to decide.

Perhaps what's most surprising about the reinvigorated Fyre spectacle is that even amid the frenetic pace of the 2019 news cycle, the saga remains tantalizing millennial folklore.

And whatever you may think of Lars's bull-in-a-china-shop humour (he compares himself charitably to the European folklore figure Clumsy Hans), the fact remains that this oddly operatic vision of the apocalypse is one of his most satisfying films to date.

Jackie's Arthurian allegory remains synonymous with Kennedy folklore.

Part of the German-speaking Alpine folklore, the origin of the Krampus remains unclear, although many agree on the story's links to pre-Christian traditions.

The tale of the triumph of romantic love is nearly unique in the lore of the Pilgrims and is probably not founded in fact; nonetheless, the story especially Priscilla's alleged words "Why don't you speak for yourself, John?"—remains a part of American folklore.

This legend first appeared in the Belur inscription of Vishnuvardhana (1117), but owing to several inconsistencies in the Sala story it remains in the realm of folklore.

Local folklore in the parish holds that the remains of Malkin Tower are buried in a field behind the nearby Cross Gaits Inn public house; the tower used to be featured on the inn's sign.