Sentence examples for repeat myths from inspiring English sources

This type of myth has led to a theory that all rituals repeat myths or basic motifs in myths.

Part of the blame can be assigned to 24-hour broadcast news operations too eager to find a dramatic story line in the events of the day and to pundits who repeat myths while ignoring clear empirical data.

So congressmen scream "liar" at the president and "baby killer" at their colleagues; senators repeat myths about death panels; and legislators stoke up crowds from the balconies during the healthcare debate.

The history of nipple piercing, navel piercing, and genital piercing has been particularly misrepresented by printed works continuing to repeat myths that were originally promulgated by Malloy in the pamphlet Body & Genital Piercing in Brief.

It's important as analysts for us to look at the data as it stands and try not to repeat myths just because either side promulgates them over and over to serve their purposes.

Here are the five most commonly repeated myths.

Marshall challenged the "oft repeated myths" about business making the case for immigration so as to recruit cheap labour from abroad.

A French court has accused Al Ahram, Egypt's government daily, of "incitement of hatred and anti-Semitic violence," a charge based on an article in October 2000 that repeated myths that Jews use Christian blood in their rites.

If DeVos truly wants a free market in student lending, she should say so rather than repeating myths about a "government takeover" of student loans that wasn't.

As well as the people who are directly affected, ministers are ignoring industry experts whose analysis undermines the frequently repeated myth that shale gas will mean lower fuel bills.

As splendid a comment as this is on the abundance of salmon, Robert Behnke, who wrote a definitive work on trout and salmon in North America, can find no basis in fact for what has become an often repeated myth.