Sentence examples for legend ideas from inspiring English sources

"Out went the magic ring, adult Spider-Man and whatever legend ideas that Spider-Man story would have contained".

While they are factually inaccurate, they demonstrate how the past and the House of Lancaster are remembered in terms of myth, legend, ideas and popular misconceptions.

Their official historian, Charles Bean, meticulously took down soldiers' frontline experiences and vigilantly guarded the flame of the "Anzac legend" – the idea that a distinctive "Australian manhood", composed of bravery, modesty and mateship, had been displayed at Gallipoli.

But the public was more aware of the dazzling successes of the new theme restaurants Mr. Brody and Mr. Baum were creating, as they and other executives darted about the world collecting legends and ideas.

According to legend, the idea of using a chunk of bark from the cork oak tree to seal wine bottles was the brainstorm of Dom Pierre Perignon, the blind 17th-Century monk who invented Champagne.

I am enormously grateful for the opportunity to learn from the legend and exchange ideas with the best in the field.

Whether its some kind of urban legend, or an idea spread by suggestion, or whatever other explanation, there's something penetrating about the idea of a person being able to lace his way through countless dream worlds.

Program music, instrumental music that carries some extramusical meaning, some "program" of literary idea, legend, scenic description, or personal drama.

There are references to Indian philosophical ideas, legends, and myths and to Indian astronomical systems and measurements.

"And he's a legend – the very idea that Dre might want to hear what I was doing was fairly surreal, at first".

Legend preserves the idea of a seminal, patented invention that the inventor is free to nourish into a product.