Sentence examples for real myth from inspiring English sources

The belief that one party or ruler can figure it all out is the real myth.

The real myth about job creation that's being propagated this election is the role of the private sector.

The real myth and magic here comes when you just let the horses tell their own stories.

"But it's a real myth that kids just want to be with kids and older adults just want to be together.

In an essay in 1998, he replied to claims that global warming was a myth, declaring that the real myth was that "natural resources and the ability of the earth's habitable regions to absorb the impacts of human activities are limitless".

The real myth, the real hoax, is not global warming.

Real myths have practicalities, particulars.

Maybe we're asking the wrong question by just focusing on whether these haunting CGI merpeople are real or myth.

It's about overcoming improbable odds and going against the grain, shattering that "real world" myth, and redefining -- or de-defining -- reality.

Long before the novel found its enduring place in American letters, it was already a movie, one made by a character of real-life myth of whom Fitzgerald wrote in one of his final stories.

The minimal sets looked ratty, lived-in; nowhere in evidence were the fabulous, glowing props that I expected for such real-life myths.