Sentence examples for full of myth from inspiring English sources

Her "space fiction" is not alien; it is, as she says, full of "myth and legend and parable and fable," all as insightful into the human condition as any realism could be, full of apocalyptic images and barn-burning good stories besides.

Cascioferro's life is full of myth and mystery.

Reviewers of the first three episodes interpreted Carnivàle's story as being full of myth and allegory.

Its history is full of myth and stories of passionate, if doomed protests -- both armed and unarmed -- against political authority that strays from the right path.9.9

It is full of myth-busting information about sexual orientation and gender identity and will encourage all readers to think more open-mindedly about stereotypes and "being different".

But aren't the Gospels full of myths?

It is full of myths and superstitions — the widespread belief that a full moon brings big swells, for instance.

"Full of myths both familiar and forgotten, Ovid's great work tells of love, violence and transformation.

Her life is full of myths, she says, by which she means that much of what is known about her is not true.

The debate about causes is full of myths, some of them extremely self-serving, such as the claim that we are in danger of concreting over England.

"There are over 50 unauthorised biographies about Ms Streisand that are full of myths and inaccuracies, and she is finally going to tell her own story".