Examples of using This myth in English and their translations into Chinese
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Chernobyl was once considered the safest and most reliable nuclear power stations, but in 1986 a bang completely break this myth.
This myth gets rolled out often during sporting events like the football World Cup(a‘hot foot' fallacy?).
Zoe Harcombe's book,“The Obesity Epidemic”, is one of the most comprehensive documents that exposes the flaws of this myth.
Both freelancers and agencies tend to perpetuate this myth by promising everything under the sun.
This myth has been repeated time and again in the media by figures such as Nikolai Patrushev, the secretary of the Russian Security Council.
This myth came from the belief that copper somehow concealed the alcohol, which isn't true.
If you believe this myth you will likely find yourself or your spouse feeling trapped in the relationship.
Jullien, Billeter claims, has taken this myth and updated it to the present, while at the same time hiding its political significance.
This myth has historical origins but it is now believed that early absinthe related hospitalizations were due to alcoholism, not hallucinations.
This myth also claims that eating fruit with meals is what causes gas, discomfort and a range of other unrelated symptoms.
This myth considers force of will a muscle one develops to take oneself in hand and move toward one's goals.
This myth was largely intended as a replacement of the(equally fabulous) ideal of the French mission civilisatrice in the colonies.
So Enki was responsible, according to this myth, for irrigating the fields with his'water of the heart.'".
If this myth is tragic, that is because its hero is conscious.
Perpetuating this myth not only creates unhelpful expectations about how we should behave, but trying to live up to the myth can sometimes damage relationships.
Various studies, however, have been quick to debunk this myth and prove that dairy consumption does not elevate cardiovascular risks.
In this myth, good things happen to you because you're worthy.
In this myth, Daedalus and Icarus design artificial wings so that they can escape the tower they are imprisoned in.
That, I'm afraid, is exactly the fallacy we need to dispense with, because perpetuating this myth doesn't do men or women any favors.
