mythicise造句

• It is mythicised as treacherous and merciless.
• For both, this becomes one means of mythicising a world which in its extreme and violent contours needs an adhesive for the memory.
• Many folklorists and mythographers deem that the origin of the mythic mermaid is the dugong, posing a theory that mythicised tales have been constructed around early sightings of dugongs by sailors ."
• Despite this, some modern Hungarian authors think 羠p醖 and his sons died in this battle, but this only an attempt to romanticise and mythicise the historical events by presenting the hero of the Hungarian Conquest as somebody who also sacrificed his life for his country.
• The cunning passages and contrived corridors of history, in le Carre's fiction, are mythicised for the reader not only by the odd names of his principal characters, but by the ` Circus'jargon which lends a strange charm to the most cynical of operations : lamplighters, scalphunters, babysitters, housekeepers, hoods, flyers, joes, Cousins.