Myths in a sentence

Asia is a myth, although like most myths it has a seed of truth, and like many myths it has been useful.

If the original children of Golzow debunked Western myths about easterners, the new children of Golzow have debunked myths about immigrants.

The New Atheists — Sam Harris, Richard Dawkins, and others — attack religions in the sublime confidence that these religions are myths and that they themselves harbor no myths, but that’s not true.

The wreck she is diving into, in the very strong title poem, is the wreck of obsolete myths, particularly myths about men and women.

All cultures have creation myths; they are our primary myths, the first stage in what might be called the psychic life of the species.

Ancient Egyptian myths are fragmentary and vague; the religious metaphors contained within the myths were more important than coherent narration.

Folktales, myths, and legends Because folktales, myths, and legends are, in essence, reported speech, it follows that the hearsay marker would be used with them.

In fact, many societies group their myths, legends, and history together, considering myths to be true accounts of their remote past.

Leeming, "Paradise myths" Stookey 5, 91 Sacrifice Sacrifice is an element in many religious traditions and often represented in myths.

Myths Myths feature deities and often concern creation stories.

Non-opposition to categorizing sacred stories as myths Modern day clergy and practitioners within some religious movements have no problem classifying the religion's sacred stories as "myths".

Segal, p. 113 In his appendix to Myths, Dreams and Mysteries, and in The Myth of the Eternal Return, Mircea Eliade attributed modern humans’ anxieties to their rejection of myths and the sense of the sacred.

Terminology seeAlso Ballads of bravery (1877) part of Arthurian mythology In present use, mythology usually refers to the collected myths of a group of people, but may also mean the study of such myths.

The Barasana shaman knows more myths and understands their meaning better, nonetheless the majority of adults also know many myths.

The classical Greek myths of the Titanomachy fall into a class of similar myths throughout Europe and the Near East concerning a war in heaven, where one generation or group of gods largely opposes the dominant one.

The term mythology usually refers either to a system of myths or to the study of myths.

Across South Yorkshire, we deliver educational activity to dispel some of the myths around knife crime and to educate young people on the real risks of carrying a knife.

All of these empathetic myths can give people a blanket excuse to be against EVs, whether due to politics or simply fear of the unknown.

Almost a third of Germany is covered in dense forest and so myths and legends of people living off the land tend to crop up.

Along the way, she cheerfully dismantled some common myths about Indian food, some of which have managed to endure 50 years later: It’s not always spicy!