Sentence examples for with a myth from inspiring English sources

"There is, of course, a problem with a myth, any myth," Darnton writes.

"If you're going to deal with an artist like Van Gogh you're dealing with a myth.

T: How do you define realism when you are dealing with a myth like the Iliad, where the gods, prophecy and fate play important roles?

He is a man who has been all but sanctified in his own lifetime, and any attempt at impersonation could seem like meddling with a myth.

The Sun and the Moon, who are connected with a myth about human emergence from a cave, together with various astral beings and a culture hero, were typical characters of Arawak mythology.

Of its two parts, the second is the more interesting, a fusing of the story of a young woman's initiation into womanhood with a myth about a girl who was turned into a bird.

As Ms. Stritch delivers it, the song has the freshness, giddiness and trepidation of falling in love for the first time: with a city, a myth, a profession -- with a whole world, in short, summed up by the word Broadway.

The idea that the Royal Ballet always danced with reserve is a myth that dies hard.

However, the so-called 1991 "coup," which seemingly replaced Gorbachev with Yeltsin, is a myth.

By magically equating himself with a god in a myth, the priest was able to interact with the temple deity.

It was a myth, with some things better left unexplained.