Sentence examples similar to myth of three from inspiring English sources

It is part of the myth of Ten Days that Reed should die so soon after publication, as a martyr to a great cause.

While the myth of four guys who shook the world has served us well from the Beatles to the Roses, in 2012, two-piece bands are now the industry-standard shape of cool rock.

Chose Commune will publish A Myth of Two Souls as a series of seven photo books, starting this month with Early Times.

Chose Commune will publish "A Myth of Two Souls" as a series of seven photo books, starting this month with Early Times.

The myth of the Ramayana inspired Yogananthan, and he's been documenting the mythic landscapes it describes along with theatrical portraits of its key moments in his ongoing series "A Myth of Two Souls".

To paraphrase the conclusion of Camus's essay "The Myth of Sisyphus": one must imagine George Steel happy.

Among the Ob Ugrians and the Nenets is found a myth of the seven- or nine-storied heaven.

The tale of creation and moral decline forms part of the myth of the Four Ages (see below Myths of the ages of the world).

She was responsible for "The Myth of Lesbianism," one of the first studies of the subject from a major publisher, and "Giant Talk," Quincy Troupe and Rainer Schulte's anthology of Third World writing.

Cole's dissent from the etiological myth of "the two Will Wests" debunking bertillonage stems from his observation that the men were in fact distinguishable under the Bertillon system: the 7cm.

Despite the backpedalling and the occasional skeptical glance from such publications as the Wall Street Journal and Variety, there is little chance that the myth of the billion viewers will fade, if only because it has a twenty-year jump on the revised figure.