Sentence examples for single myth from inspiring English sources
Winter Pollen ends with a long meditation on Coleridge, discerning 'a single myth' running through three of his most famous poems.
As Campbell stated elsewhere (a TV interview is a bad time to get technical), he did not believe that a single myth could organize all human affairs from the top down.
Hughes hints that single myths also lurk in Eliot and Plath, and he would like to unearth them as he unearthed Shakespeare's.
I can't accept any single creation myth.
There are meditative, organ-heavy jams, like "Apple Orchard," from the 2006 album "Beach House"; abstract torch songs, like "Gila," from 2008's "Devotion" (A$AP Rocky loves this one, as do I); slow-burning, steady-state epics, like "10 Mile Stereo," from the 2010 album "Teen Dream"; and concise, spellbinding pop singles, like "Myth," from the 2012 album "Bloom".
Even after this powerful session, where every single "benefit" and myth about smoking was credibly debunked, I never believed deep down that I could do it, and that insecurity made me want to smoke even more.
The tale of the solid Democratic South instantly converting into "an equally solid and enduring Republican South" upon the signing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 is "the single most destructive myth of contemporary American politics," he writes.
Single boomers are myth-busters.
"The Conservatives are building every single policy on a myth," he said.
About the myth that single people are isolated and alone, the authors point to research showing that actually, married couples are more often isolated.
