Sentences with phrase «something of a myth»

The development period is often so long, the game becomes something of a myth.

Created by The Job's Peter Tolan and Denis Leary, who also stars, Rescue Me could do for firefighters what «NYPD Blue» did for cops: strip them of myth while celebrating their humanity.

Man is not ready to ween itself of myths.

Humans are still Tribal and we may never rid ourselves of Myth which will, more than likely, be our ultimate downfall..

They remind me of the myth if Inana I read about once — something about being hung on a meat hook and humiliated, if I remember correctly, in order to grow.

Genesis essentially takes the motifs of the Egypt, Babylon, and Assyrian stories, and strips them of their myth content.

There's something of the myth of Tantalus in Ofelia's tale, as much as there is of Lewis Carroll's Alice and the sagas of parental absence by the Brothers Grimm, which surface in the premise of a young girl traveling, as the film opens, with her pregnant mother into the war - torn Spanish countryside during Franco's rule to join her wicked stepfather Captain Vidal (Sergi López) at his remote outpost.

Driveclub's free Playstation Plus (PS +) edition has become something of myth in the gaming world.

The court stated, «Something of a myth about the meaning of the client's «instructions» has developed.

Do you think that the popular conception that you are scientifically set for life once you have a Nobel is something of a myth?

However, a new study suggests this may be something of a myth.

The idea that teachers have the summer off is something of a myth.

In fact, «student» credit cards are something of a myth.

But Kevin Ashton, author of How to Fly a Horse suggests that the idea that only a few possess creative genius is something of a myth.

But, on examination, it transpires that this concept of «high - end work» is something of a myth — even in the world's largest deals and disputes there are substantial components of work that can be routinized and sourced differently.

The outside world has receded to something of myth and legend.