Sentence examples for legend narrates from inspiring English sources

A variant of the legend narrates how Bhikshatana transforms into Nataraja Shiva as the Cosmic Dancer.

A legend narrates that the sacrificial cow Kamadhenu resided with sage Jamadagni.

Another legend narrates that the king of Marakeira only ate beef and radishes.

The legend narrates the tale behind the tradition of offering the Ucchishta, which otherwise is a taboo in Hinduism.

Then there's a "3D chat" function, which puts you in a 3D-rendered penthouse overlooking the ocean while a demonic voiceover of Tim Curry from the 1985 film Legend narrates: "Beneath the skin, we are already one.

The religious legend narrated for how the site was chosen was a clairvoyant vision that Tsongkhapa had in which he saw the full text of Prajnaparamita's 20 slokas on Shunyata captioned in the sky.

Historian Juliane Schober has very succinctly explained this legend and the cult worship that has evolved around the "living" double image of Mahamuni Buddha: Another legend narrated in the Arakanese chronicle relates to the nine phenomena that occurred when the image was consecrated in the temple and continued to occur after the Buddha had departed.

Another legend narrated is linked to the six Khmer bronze statues (three lions with heads substituted later in Burmese style, a three-headed elephant known as Airavata, and two warriors in the form of Shiva), which are installed in the temple in the northern end of the courtyard.

Ladislaus's most popular legend, which narrates his fight with a "Cuman" who abducted a Hungarian girl, is connected to this period.

Among successful puppet shows he created during this time were the 33 episodes of A Rubovian Legend (1958-63), narrated by actors including Derek Nimmo and using the skills of puppeteers Bob Bura and John Hardwick, and set in some fictional Ruritania-like European realm.

More recently, it has challenged ambitious writers like Mary Renault, whose 1958 novel "The King Must Die" brilliantly reimagined the Theseus legend as narrated by the hero himself, and David Malouf, whose terrific 2009 novel "Ransom" invents a moving episode toward the end of the "Iliad".