| The believer reasoned from his own prejudiced and mythopoeic conception of people whom he disliked. |
| The approach is primarily mythopoeic, recognising that spiritual truths are better understood by means of allusion and symbol rather than through doctrine. |
| Just because she offers a mythopoeic rationale for her view doesn't make it less sexist or phobic. |
| The mythopoeic world of American folk music is one of a radical heterogeneity, where one pays is altogether distinct from the next. |
| It depicts a psychiatrist's fascination with a disturbed teenager's mythopoeic obsession with horses. |
| In the period before political independence, Francophone prose was typically elevated, extravagant, mythopoeic, and laced with surreal fantasy or utopian symbolism. |
