Sentence examples for myth of beginning from inspiring English sources

Lately, however, he has taken to spending lengthy periods in Galloway, near the village where his father preached on Sundays, and where he emerged into what he calls "an almost perfect Edenic myth of beginning".

And so the myth of Stonewall began.

Woodstock, perhaps the most famous 60's event-cum-myth of all, began as a commercial effort to capitalize on the publicity generated by Monterey Pop, the euphoric free festival that had introduced Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, flower children and San Francisco psychedelic lovespeak to a national audience in 1967.

Coincidentally, the seventh century is also when the myths of Patrick began to take form (at least as far as the historical record shows).

He's also hallucinating dead people – and things get stranger when creatures of myth begin to manifest themselves.

A myth was beginning to take shape.

If we follow it we might be able cut through the media fog, help to unravel the Myth of Trump and begin to better protect our troubled planet.

The west was myth from the beginning.

Morris's flowery text follows the well-worn tracks of the language of myth: "From the beginning of time, out of the silence, Snow Leopard sang the stars to life, the sun to rise and the moon to wax and wane.

Although Claudel married a French woman in 1906, this episode of forbidden love became a major myth of his subsequent works beginning with Partage de midi (published 1906).

They marked the end of Chappelle as a myth, and beginning of his attempt to regain contemporary relevancy.