mythos in A Sentence

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The Mythos of the gods is not the gods.

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In one way or another, the obsolescence of our old Mythos is laid bare.

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The Mythos of a society provided people with a context that made sense of their day-to-day lives;

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Unlike Mythos, logos must relate to facts and correspond to external realities if it is to be effective.

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But then, Mythos exist beyond intellect, and in my irrational moments, I find myself wanting to believe that there is something more to it all.

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We may have lost the sense of Mythos in the West today, but we are very familiar with logos, which is the basis of our society.

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With some polish and bigger areas, this could be one of the better representation of the Mythos in video gaming, and hopefully, it's just the beginning.

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We may have lost the sense of Mythos in the West today, but we are very familiar with logos, which has become the basis of our society.

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We may have lost the sense of Mythos in the West today, but we are certainly familiar with logos which is the basis of our modern society.

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On May 6, Hulu will release the documentary Batman & Bill, about about how Bill Finger, perhaps the man most responsible for the Batman Mythos, was never credited until very recently and why.

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Our religious experience in the modern world has changed, and because an increasing number of people regard scientific rationalism alone as true, they have often tried to turn the Mythos of their faith into logos.

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The Mythos of the vampire, his magickal qualities, allure, and predatory archetype express a strong symbolism that can be used in ritual, energy work, and magick, and can even be adopted as a spiritual system.

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Anyone who has followed the Mythos of The Punisher over the years knows just how ludicrous this is, given that next to Captain America, The Punisher was always the more Right-leaning character from the Marvel universe.

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That stellar first season of True Detective showed the world you can have a successful investigative story with the Mythos firmly planted in the background, and you don't even need tentacle monsters to show up at all.

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If you're wondering how walking the plank became so ingrained in pirate Mythos, it was Robert Louis Stevenson's 1883 novel Treasure Island and J.M. Barrie's 1904 play Peter Pan that popularized the legend of walking the plank.

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It was then that"the people of Europe and America achieved such astonishing success in science and technology that they began to think that logos was the only means to truth and began to discount Mythos as false and superstitious.".

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By the eighteenth century, however, the people of Europe and America had achieved such astonishing success in science and technology that they began to think that logos was the only means to truth and began to discount Mythos as false and superstitious.

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