Sentence examples for huge myth from inspiring English sources
"That's a huge myth," he replied.
"There's a huge myth about the budget of local advertisers," Ms. Mulpuru said.
"Underage sex goes on," he says, "but the idea that gringos go out looking for it is a huge myth".
(In fact, her risk is above average, because of her dense breast tissue and a family history. But she noted, "Most women who get breast cancer don't have a family history — that's a huge myth").
"The notion that job searching is tough going during the holidays is a huge myth," said Richard Bayer, economist and chief operating officer of the Five O'Clock Club, a career coaching and outplacement firm based in New York.
The idea that there is some sort of expansive crime wave is a huge myth, and the media has, by and large, done a terrible job at giving people perspective on a couple percentage points change in violent crime seen in some cities over a one year time frame – where crime has been at record lows.
The fact that old goats were good eating dispelled two huge myths at once, and I discovered that older animals and goat meat were both great eating".
It seems to be on the point of evolving away from young adult drama towards superheroism, as if the whole thing has been a huge origin myth, showing Katniss becoming Mockingjay, a sleek, black-robed ninja with a quiver of deadly arrows, like Jeremy Renner's Hawkeye from the Avengers.
You have to accept that before much of what he says can make sense: unequal trade and destructive flows of capital hurt developing economies; in rich nations, big firms control politics and the media; the free market is a myth (huge American subsidies to industry); and much democracy is superficial (low voter turnouts).
In the Metamorphoses, his most influential work, Ovid weaves a hexametric whole from a huge range of myths, which are connected by the theme of change and ingeniously linked as the narrative proceeds from earliest creation to transformation in Ovid's own time.
