Mythologized

While work has been done to shine a light on this sordid aspect of American history, it doesn’t help when you have movies like still leaning into a whitewashed, more mythologized take on the subject.

It’s possible that the South has been conjured and mythologized—by its native visionaries, by interlopers—more than any other chunk of American soil.

The good news about this summer’s protests is that they’ve forced us to confront our history more squarely — not merely the mythologized version most of us received.

The ad campaign capitalized on a folk legend about the human voice's glass-breaking force; it mythologized Fitzgerald's vocal power as timeless and inescapable.

These aren't just about retelling a classic story in a new form - just as most of the original animations were doing to fairy tales and out-of-copyright literature - but intentional updates of the mythologized Disney versions.

By not repeatedly emphasizing the human death toll that can be caused by modern weapons systems, war is dehumanized and simultaneously mythologized.

The Sisters Brothers brings viewers into the real version of a long-mythologized world.

What's more, unlike the guardians of the Tesseract he believed that everything written in this book was true, albeit mythologized.

What was so avant-garde and so revolutionary about Tim and Andrew’s approach was that they really emphasized the humanity of these figures that have become so mythologized for us over the years.

Empedocles' death was mythologized by ancient writers, and has been the subject of a number of literary treatments.

Gibson fouled off the first two pitches, then whiffed on the third. citationcitation When Paige told the story in his autobiography, he mythologized the story.

The circumstances of his early death have been much mythologized.

They, along with other large whales were mythologized and indistinguishable from sea monsters.