Sentence examples for of its legend from inspiring English sources

Brands's theme is "the historic contest for control of the vast Texas plains," and shorn of its legend and its vainglory, it remains America's great epic.

Mr. Pontecorvo's film, announced in the opening credits as the first cinematic production of newly independent Algeria, won the Golden Lion at the 1966 Venice Film Festival, and part of its legend is that in the years that followed it was used, around the world, as a training film by both urban guerrilla movements and the national armies trying to suppress them.

And in the following scene, Ms. Ceiling, who is at the end of her journey, learns of its legend.

The scale of Hollywood's appetite, its unrivaled power to vacuum up ambition and artistry from around the world, is part of its legend and grandeur.

Fifty years later, it still does, even though the charge that the building upstages the art has become part of its legend.

The fact that the movie was originally to be entitled Anhedonia, that is, the clinical inability to experience happiness, has become part of its legend, especially because the film has given everyone so much happiness.

Humanizing and dehumanizing at once, it also captured war — stripped of its legends and slogans – for what it often is, and can cost.

It's been a tough time for music, losing many of its legends or those we grew up with whose music was our soundtrack.

(When V Magazine recently presented him as part of its "legends of punk" series, he wore his uncle's suit and refused any styling).

At the Asia Society, 725 Park Avenue at 70th Street, as part of its "Legends of Indian Cinema: Satyajit Ray and Soumitra Chatterjee" series.

But there's no resisting the appeal of King's thrillingly moody scenes of Dartmoor and her lovely evocation of its legends.