| More and more, African-American iconoclasts reject victimology and embrace American possibility. |
| There are politicians who do not follow these currents, and journalists too, but they tend to be iconoclasts, rebels, not the leaders of opinion. |
| In the 8th century, he said, iconoclasts tried to destroy the icon, but a young man, seeking to save it, threw it into the sea. |
| They're not iconoclasts or anti-popstars to an American audience, but the pop heroes you really wish you could be. |
| What stays with me as I get older are the off-piste moments from teachers with a little freedom to be iconoclasts or enthusiasts. |
| After the iconoclasts lost favour, and the church once again accepted icons, the painting rose from the depths. |
