Sentence examples for tenacious myth from inspiring English sources

And there is a tenacious myth that, free of the ossified layers of agricultural and industrial Europe, America is a class-free land of opportunity, where someone born into poverty can become president.

Since his death his reputation has been coloured by two tenacious myths.

Yet, this belief, that having children will improve one's marriage, is a tenacious and persistent myth among those who are young and in love.

The most tenacious local myth is that powerful narcos want it peaceful because their families live there.

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If these myths about the current threat posed by Islamic militants remain tenacious, so too do myths about the history and the nature of the phenomenon.

Rites can be very tenacious, and when the origin of a rite has been forgotten, a myth has often been invented to explain it.

"He was tenacious.

That guy was tenacious.

She is tenacious.

"He's extremely tenacious.