Sentence examples for weather myth from inspiring English sources
12) On climate change causing extreme weather (Myth #41), Spencer suggests that we shouldn't worry about stronger hurricanes (Myth #16), denies the record intensity of California's current drought, and cherry picks sea ice (Myth #157) and snow cover data (Myth #159).
In fact, as a new YouTube video entitled Cold Weather Myths explains, research suggests just the opposite: frigid temps lower the risk of catching cold by stimulating the body's production of infection-fighting immune cells known as granulocytes.
Babylonian literature records a battle between the god Marduk and the multi-headed serpent-dragon Tiamat, and in Hittite myth the weather god is victorious over the dragon Illuyankas.
There's a myth that wood should "weather" untreated for several months before being treated.
If the weather is the main antagonist in the Chelsea myth, then the Royal Horticultural Society represents the gods or fates.
Interdisciplinary Connections: Language Arts Search for Native Americanan myths relating to the earth and the weather.
Firstly, let's dispel one myth: it has nothing to do with the weather.
Its unnamed characters suggest archetype or myth; its rapturous concentration on the details of weather and cooking provide a satisfyingly textured foundation.
There is a widespread myth that odontogenic abscess changes with variations in weather activity.
Even worse than the rain are the cold and the dark, and it's also a myth that public transport is more bearable in cold weather.
