Sentence examples for god pan from inspiring English sources

Jack associates the god Pan with his fear of death".

Or visit a cave and discuss the Greek god Pan with a 16-year-old.

Following "The Great God Pan" on the main stage beginning in February is "The Flick," by Ms. Baker.

The word panic has its roots in the Greek god Pan, who was considered the source of irrational fear.

Faunus, ancient Italian rural deity whose attributes in Classical Roman times were identified with those of the Greek god Pan.

Its governing concept is baggy: a tribute to the god Pan, as lecher, beekeeper and general disrupter.

These in turn influenced depictions of the Devil: there are obvious similarities between Satan and his sylvan forebear, the raucous Greek goat-god Pan, with his beard, hairy haunches and cloven feet.

(Grode) 'The Great God Pan' (in previews; opens on Tuesday) A young Brooklyn writer seems to have it all — until the possibility of a dark childhood secret threatens to upend everything.

(Grode) 'The Great God Pan' (in previews; opens on Dec. 18) A young Brooklyn writer seems to have it all — until the possibility of a dark childhood secret threatens to upend everything.

(Grode) 'The Great God Pan' (previews start on Saturday; opens on Dec. 18) A young Brooklyn writer seems to have it all — until the possibility of a dark childhood secret threatens to upend everything.

(Catherine Rampell) ★ 'The Great God Pan' The new play from the terrific young playwright Amy Herzog ("4000 Miles") is an oblique but moving drama about a young man (the excellent Jeremy Strong) agonized by the discovery that he may (or, if he can trust his hazy memory, may not) have been sexually abused as a child.