Sentence examples for new pantheon from inspiring English sources

Sorrow takes its place in this new pantheon – a sympathetic evolution, so long as it avoids that disco pulse.

He added that he considered the New Pantheon to be competition to the Shortlist, and may take legal action.

The five-month layoff has Olbermann rubbing his hands in anticipation of a whole new pantheon of "Worst Person[s] in the World".

Among his works was the new Pantheon, one of the West's great buildings, extraordinary as architecture and remarkable as a feat of engineering.

— Emily Weinstein Time Out New York: As long as everyone's pronouncing Brooklyn the new Manhattan Pariss? Babylon?), here's a guide to its new pantheon of chefs.

Sufjan Stevens has won the first New Pantheon Award, which recognizes noteworthy albums that have sold fewer than 500,000 copies.

290 pp. New York: Pantheon.

He has done it ever since, a reassuring figure in the New Labour pantheon: confident, able and modestly ambitious.

Keynes, Beveridge and Lloyd George, he repeatedly insisted, were as much at home in the New Labour pantheon as Attlee, Bevin or Bevan.

It helps Lowell elevate his cousin, who was lost in a naval battle during the Second World War, into the puritan New England pantheon (there is a great deal of ancestor worship in Lowell, but it is curiously innocent, not snobbish or exclusive).

This is a track of the year and – never mind the BBC – puts Mura Masa in our own personal New band pantheon of 2015, way up there with Alina Baraz, Kali Uchis, Laura Clock, Little Simz, Noah, Nao, Natasha Kmeto and White.