Sentence examples for that mythical from inspiring English sources

My husband craved that mythical room, the dining room, that didn't exist".

Now all we need is that mythical beast, a barbecue summer.

THAT mythical beast, homo economicus, is utterly clear about the purpose of work: to get paid.

Wool, needles and endless instructions books to help you knit that mythical scarf.

He revealed how trying to live up to his nickname, to that mythical ideal, had left him suicidal.

Mythological details cannot actually be discerned, but it is generally believed that such structures express mythological concerns and that mythical images dictated the shape.

IN THAT mythical era when children were seen and not heard, and did as they were told without argument, everyone knew that regular bedtimes were important.

He had always spoken of the Youth of America, that mythical band of talented children who would someday sign with the Mets.

Why? Always the same – immigrants first; that mythical £350m saving on money sent to Brussels second; "I want my country back" third.

Perhaps it is just that mythical power of this sort, as Moore observes, needs close attention, defies the certainties of the instant response.

Or maybe they just evoke that mythical, ever-recurring moment when young noisemakers hike up their guitar straps and start playing dance music.