mythologizations造句

• The mythologization of the battle occurred shortly after the event.
• Even if one interprets the crucifixion of Jesus as a strictly historical event, this doesn't preclude its subsequent mythologization.
• But anyway, I'd say the historical " mythologization " is far more the product of modern nationalism than the cause.
• Mythologization and perceptions have made a mere Polish farm horse into an allegedly bred-back'wild horse'and an icon of new grazing management in European nature reserves.
• "These mythologizations are so silly, they are easily disproved and rather embarrassing, " exclaimed David Brin, an astronomer and science fiction writer who writes about the possibility of life elsewhere.
• The exact ethnic identity of the Frontier Vlachs ( and ancestors of the Krajina Serbs ) is complex and until now unxeplained without at least some national ideologies and mythologization which emerged in the 19th century.
• But, of all the serial mythologizations, this is the most bizarre : The no-nonsense lawyer who was eager to show the country that First Ladies are not paper dolls ends up being celebrated for her " pretty . . . almond shaped, slightly catty " eyes and " mighty cheekbones, " and for looking " lovely in the rain ."
• Jane Roscoe and Craig Hight's " Faking It : Mock-Documentary and the Subversion of Factuality ", an academic study of mockumentaries, mentions that the film " parod [ ies ] both the archetypical narratives of [ Smith's ] acting generation and a wide range of British ( and American ) cinematic styles . " The film is classified as a " critique and hoax " of the documentary format, ranging it among a class of films that " explicitly highlight their own fictionality, but generally do so in order to ask their audience to reflect upon the validity of the cultural or political position of their subjects . " In an essay for " The Edinburgh Companion to Shakespeare and the Arts ", Stephen Purcell notes that " the programme demystifies television's own conventions of mythologization, " challenging the medium's traditional " sanctification of Shakespeare " by satirizing British Shakespearean actors in general and Olivier's film of " Hamlet " in particular.