Another widespread myth was that all the forts were connected to each other with a complex system of tunnels beneath the city.

"There is some kind of a widespread myth that I lower the grades of black students," he said.

Contrary to a widespread yet counter-factual myth, most of them were successful.

The notion that it was O for Obsolete is a widespread myth.

Such incidents reinforce a widespread myth that the number of shooting deaths in the United States is increasing.

There's a widespread myth that law and order is preserved by police, politicians and other forces of authority.

There is a widespread myth in parts of southern India that the species uses its pointed head to blind its human victims.

A widespread myth among personal, personnel managers is that they can change terms and conditions by simply giving notice of intent.

There is a widespread myth about what people want rhino horns for - in fact two myths.

There's a widespread myth that technology empowers people.