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myth

[mith] / mɪθ /


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“The myth of Batman is dangerous, especially for Harfuch. Making him a myth imposes on him the responsibility of pacifying the country. But, as we all know, Omar can’t defeat organized crime by himself.”

From Los Angeles Times

In “Martin Scorsese Presents: The Saints,” the streaming TV show’s executive producer, host and narrator does a dramatized dive into one saint’s life in each episode and tries to separate historical facts from myths.

From The Wall Street Journal

Back in its day, the myth insists, life was nicer and simpler.

From Salon

UK special forces troops who served in Sarajevo during the siege have told the BBC the allegations are an "urban myth".

From BBC

Here we find a quote from Michael Longley’s 1966 review of “Death of a Naturalist,” which argued that its “childhood landscape has acquired the validity of myth.”

From The Wall Street Journal