Sentence examples for that a myth from inspiring English sources
The myth that addiction goes untreated in prison is just that: a myth.
Report after report – whether from MPs' committees or the IMF – shows that the myth of greater private-sector efficiency in doing public works is just that: a myth.
The myth of expansionary fiscal retrenchment, which Osborne and Columbia's Jeffrey Sachs, who advised him before he came to office, cited in early 2010, is just that: a myth.
The myth that flat taxes are simple and would raise tax revenue is just that: a myth.
It turns the myth of Dan Bilzerian, the self-made, independent playboy who lives the way you want to live, into just that: a myth.
Recently, Kathryn Graddy, professor of economics at Brandeis University, completed a study suggesting that the myth of the tortured artist was little more than that: a myth.
"That's a myth that I want to shoot down.
But a simple check of the facts reveals that the myth is just that -- a myth.
And by the way, the myth that everything is more expensive at Whole Foods, is just that -- a myth (read "Whole Foods Whole Paycheck Myth Debunkeded?").
