| That is the way with the brightest stars: as much by accident as by design, they pull toward them the scripts and directors most likely to enrich, even to mythologize, our sense of who they are. |
| The result is like a sci-fi take on Albert Bierstadt, the German-American artist whose heavenly paintings of Yosemite helped mythologize the American West. |
| The book is more intrigued by Rimbaud's glancing interactions with people too ordinary, too conspicuously mortal, to mythologize. |
| He began to mythologize about it on account of the grand elements of welfare, risk, and skill which were in it. |
| No progress of science can wholly eradicate this tendency to mythologize. |
| Those who worship Joy Division may bridle at Corbijn's film for its reluctance to mythologize their hero. |
