Sentence examples for myth on from inspiring English sources

In an almost random manner, Kutschera behaves like Jesus on Llull's moral tree, pruning out whatever idea appears wrongheaded to him as corrupted by religious myth on the one hand, and reducing the history of biology to a straight, progressive path towards what we, or rather he, considers to be true today.

(That one is called a myth on a number of Web sites, none with links to actual data or research).

On the one side a many-islanded sea of poetry and myth; on the other a glib and shallow 'rationalism.' Nearly all that I loved I believed to be imaginary; nearly all that I believed to be real I thought grim and meaningless.

It's also shown the belief that recruiters spending only a few seconds on each resume is a myth: on average, study participants spent 2 minutes and 24 seconds on one-page resumes and nearly twice as long – 4 minutes and 5 seconds – on two-page resumes.

"They are imposing this Shangri-La fantasy myth on Tibetans.

This faction blames the spread of the myth on a deliberate change of style.

They have also done too little to correct the myths on the right about New START.

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We feed on exact science as much as we do on myths, on fictions and fabulations.

A senator should avoid repeating such economic myths on television, thereby perpetuating false impressions.

He is fascinated by the myths on which the tourism industry is built.