Examples of iconoclastic

• This third volume sees language origins research becoming more eclectic and in many ways more iconoclastic.

• The author has produced a sophisticated assessment which is sympathetic but not sycophantic, critical on occasion but not iconoclastic.

• In other words: competition is either an ineffective means to a valuable end or an effective means to a worthless end - iconoclastic indeed.

• Perhaps chief among them is the relative dearth of contemporary sources reflecting the vibrant and iconoclastic culture of the hip-hop generation.

• The performance thus assumes a satirical and iconoclastic tenor.

• This optimism, when coupled with intelligence, lack of respect for established forms, and iconoclastic energy, may be the source of a lifetime's achievement.

• They soon discover that they are not living their life; their speciality is living them, and the result is an iconoclastic insanity.

• The book is indeed comprehensive, but it is hardly iconoclastic, and is certainly much better read in parts than as a whole.

• Naturally, his somewhat iconoclastic stance has not always received universal commendation but it has sparked off a lively and healthy international debate.

• Or was this simply the prurient and irreverent indulgence of a young, iconoclastic composer?

• We do not know the frequency of such iconoclastic acts, nor the typicality of known examples in terms of their targets and the repertoire of actions they employed.

• Henderson's iconoclastic vision was far ahead of its time.

• The radical pragmatist knows that we must continue to be iconoclastic about structures - cultural or social, discursive or institutional - so that we may be respectful of people.

• One had to be iconoclastic.

• Satirizing the colonial power was thus part of a larger iconoclastic and subversive undertaking to bring a threatening political force down to earth, and where possible to insignificance.