A prevalent myth in the American ghetto is that athletic achievement - particularly in basketball - will provide a way out of poverty.

Encouraged by the prevalent postwar myth that it was not an aggressor but rather the first victim of Nazism, the nation was slower to face its wartime legacy.

One of the most prevalent myths about HIV transmission is that mosquitoes or other bloodsucking insects can infect you.

In this myth, Adam and Jamie tested some of the more prevalent myths based on flatulence.

According to myths prevalent among the people of this area, the town was founded by Raja Bhadra Sain.

One of our most prevalent myths is the myth of improvement: that history is a progression, an evolving of civilization toward some ever-higher state.

As a writer, Lawrence did much to dispel the myth of the sanctity of home and family so prevalent in Victorian literature.

In it, among other things, we critique two of the most prevalent myths on happiness.

Despite urban myths prevalent on the internet, there is no known documentation dating it to King Tut's tomb or ancient Egypt or to the Pilgrims.

There is a myth prevalent across the public sector that talking to suppliers informally is somehow contrary to EU law.