(1) In a self-portrait from 1983, he poses in front of a pentagram with a machine-gun: Satan's terrorist.
(2) The theoretical distribution of signs permutations in tetragrams, pentagrams and hexagrams constitute the 'controls' with which the empirical data can be compared.
(3) Greaves said one potential design involves a pentagram, a satanic symbol, while another is meant to be an interactive display for children.
(4) In all those stories where there’s the guy with the pentagram and the holy water, it’s like – yeah, he’s sure he can control the demon.
Pentangle
Definition:
(n.) A pentagon.
Example Sentences:
(1) Chris Bryant, the Labour shadow minister who led his party's Newark operation, talks of a complex "pentangle of switching": some Labour voters moved to Ukip to give Cameron a kicking, others who traditionally voted Lib Dem as an "up yours" to the political establishment have slipped over to the Farageists, and so on.
(2) "Well, my current listening habits have involved Pentangle and Swans, so maybe not," laughs Fleming.