Sentence examples for classical pantheon from inspiring English sources
More insidiously, it might have purported to welcome him into the classical pantheon.
In addition to numerous Celtic deities of local or wider significance, the gods of the classical pantheon were introduced and were often identified with their Celtic counterparts.
He occupies a Bachian position in an emergent popular pantheon, which is certain to look different from the marble-faced, bewigged classical pantheons that preceded it.
No figure in the classical music pantheon is more controversial than Richard Wagner.
Oral stories continue the process of Sanskritization of Khandoba — his elevation from a folk deity to Shiva, a deity of the classical Hindu pantheon — that was initiated by the texts.
A lake, two classical temples, a Pantheon and even a gothic ruin are all to be found around the grounds – either crazy or wonderful, when you think about it.
Much recent discussion about Gould has tried to place him not only in the pantheon of classical musicians, but also on the autism spectrum.
If critical bouncers at the door of the pantheon of classical pianists have been hesitant to admit Jarrett, that is partly because he has not dedicated himself to the canon with the single-mindedness it demands.
And there is much more to German history than the Third Reich: big literary names from Goethe (below) and Schiller through to Thomas Mann, a pantheon of classical composers from Bach and Handel to Beethoven and Wagner, the martial narrative of unification in the 19th century under Bismarck and the postwar economic miracle of the 1950s.
In 1862, the principles of electromagnetism had joined Newtonian mechanics in the Pantheon of classical physics.
