Sentence examples for shape of a myth from inspiring English sources

Blood, spilling into the shape of a myth, of meaning, of a suicide note, of nothing.

The novel's title alludes to a chameleon that joins Kolya on his voyage, prompting the recollection of a myth about a shape-changing spirit that protects wayward travellers.

Although the narrative takes the shape of myth, Ford keeps the focus on a love story as touching as it is surprising.

He completed the stone wall with several entrances, the main entrance with an iron gate in the shape of a dragon, with symbology allusive to the myths of Hercules and the Garden of the Hesperides.

Rothstein describes the phenomenon within a belief system inspired by science fiction, and notes that the "myth about Xenu, ... in the shape of a science fiction-inspired anthropogony, explains the basic Scientological claims about the human condition".

It has taken the shape of myth.

Both are a bit of a myth.

No, I think this is a bit of a myth.

You're a bit of a myth builder yourself.

An icon is a frozen incident of a myth.

"But that's sort of a myth.