例句與造句

1. Much of her life has been mythified and used for propaganda purposes.
2. It remains one of the most mythified and contentious toponyms in the history of Asia.
3. Part of Dean's durability, of course, is the allure of early death, which has mythified and commodified troubled souls from Marilyn Monroe to Kurt Cobain to Princess Diana.
4. These images inspired events, like Woodstock or the Chicago demonstrations, that were not only recorded and mythified but often designed _ whether by spontaneous improvisation or by deliberate playing to the press _ to act the images out.
5. Tax evasion is a deeply rooted cultural trait, Yenekolopov said, mythified in folk tales that glorify Russian peasants refusing to pay tribute to the Tartar invaders _ a message, he added, that the tax police's historical cartoon inadvertently reinforces.
6. It's difficult to find mythified in a sentence. 用mythified造句挺難的
7. "The statue's whole history has been mystified and mythified, " said Dr . Albert Boime, a professor of art history at the University of California at Los Angeles and one of the scholars whose work is incorporated in the book.
8. Though " Che is the patron saint " of the Cuban revolution, Anderson said, he is not the ideological rock upon which it is built; he has instead become " a mythified presence whose reinvention or renaissance has been more emblematic than substantive ."
9. Maryse Potvin has attributed the debate over Quebec-bashing to " the obsession with national identity which, on the one side, is articulated around the reinforcement of the federal state, the Charter, and a mythified version of the Canadian multicultural project, and which, on the other side, is based on a logic of ideological victimization and crystallization of the political project . " She called on intellectuals, politicians, and the media to emphasize the common values of the two national visions.