Examples of using The myth of in English and their translations into Polish
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The myth of the stupidity of fair-haired women of the fair sex owes its origin to many factors.
The myth of the Golden Fleece is presented as an inverted painting where the legend loses its idealistic message.
Bad Samaritans: The Myth of Free Trade and the Secret History of Capitalism, by Ha-Joon Chang.
About an unbreakable love and the resulting reaction of its tragic consequences. The myth of Andromah tells.
Joining the myth of EU prosperity on the rubbish heap of spent illusions is the myth of“open borders”.
So that's what we have to renounce- the myth of a perfect partner
it was linked to the myth of the nymph Arethusa,
And on its side is a frieze with scenes of the myth of Marsyas, interpreted as a parallel with Jesus' Passion.
an Il Canto D'Orfeo album of seventeenth-century music inspired by the myth of Orpheus.
Which had a vasted interest in creating the myth of the ferocious subhuman savage fit only for extermination.
And it's clear that whoever inspired the myth of Zeus or Odin is somehow somebody who had an extremely important contribution to make to both civilizations.
I strongly oppose the nationalist rhetoric and the myth of attacking Hungary
Dreamer Bruno has to face the myth of his father story to move into adulthood.
The myth of an image of the Blessed Virgin,
It is undoubtedly from a distortion of the name"Shambhala" that the Western romantic writer James Hilton has derived the myth of Shangri-la- a hidden paradise on Earth.
Many people find it difficult to understand how Chang Ha-Joon's best-selling book on the economy,“Bad Samaritans: The Myth of Free Trade and the Secret History of Capitalism”, was ever classified as“subversive”.
to which is related the myth of Golden Fleece and Argonauts.
also shown in the myth of the Golden Fleece,