Sentence examples for from myth from inspiring English sources

Another instance was the development in Archaic and Classical Greece (sometimes referred to with great oversimplification as a movement "from myth to reason") whereby fundamental questions about the nature of the universe came increasingly to receive answers in terms of philosophical, as opposed to mythical, reasoning.

As if they had come from myth".

"Yesterdays" is not much interested in separating fact from myth.

I think it's probably just a matter of distinguishing history from myth.

The program goes poking around in the waters off British Columbia to separate fact from myth.

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Another form of tale, the parable, differs from myth in its purpose and character.

It borrows from myth and history, but never quite earns its spurs as fiction.

The poems take their sources from myth, ancient literature and modern war (as well as bees, bees, bees).

His aims are to disentangle history from myth and in so doing to tone down an unsavoury reputation.

But while Bushnell based the elusive, high-rolling heartthrob on Galotti, she is the first to distinguish man from myth.