Sentence examples for myth spread from inspiring English sources

Protesters thought the cause unjust, and the myth spread that returning veterans were unhinged baby-killers.

(Human urine is also a poor antidote, despite a persistent myth spread by an episode of "Friends").

It began to look like her initial email was a hoax, but even so Diana's myth spread just the same.

The film focuses on Josephat Torner, an albino activist who travels through the country challenging that myth spread by witch doctors.

(Human urine is also a poor antidote, despite a persistent myth spread by an episode of "Friends_._") C.S.L., an Australian pharmaceutical company, sells "antivenom" for box jellyfish, made by harvesting antibodies from the blood of partially envenomed sheep.

JERUSALEM — Israel is pushing back against accusations of civilian abuse in its Gaza war, asserting that an overwhelming majority of its soldiers acted honorably and that the account of a killing of a woman and her two children appears to be an urban myth spread by troops who did not witness it.

Each year, that myth spreads as visitors come to this town, take a symbolic stroll across the Edmund Pettus Bridge, and then go home feeling hopeful about our country.

Finding archival material can be tricky, since the sport does not generally attract scholarly types, and myths spread more readily than truths.

But the task is made harder by the various myths, spread on TV talk shows and Web sites, suggesting that Americans have more to fear from the vaccine than from the deadly disease it prevents.

Contrary to the myths spread by environmentalists and parts of the media, the oil man contends, injecting – at high pressure – a mixture of water, sand and chemicals deep into the earth to release gas reserves is not in itself bad for the environment.

They come to believe that the world of Hyrule is bigger than they think and urban myths spread about ways to unlock their hidden secrets.