Sentence examples for Iconic phrase from inspiring English sources

There is no possibility of diversified, personal approaches to aging if we are all reductively "aged by culture," to use the age critic Margaret Morganroth Gullette's iconic phrase, from her 2004 book, "Aged by Culture".

The latest issue is fronted by a cartoon of Mohammed holding up a sign saying "Je suis Charlie" - after the now iconic phrase of solidarity - with the words "all is forgiven" written beneath.

If you've ever travelled to London, the iconic phrase, "Mind the gap," has been forever burned into your memory.

Heatter started his program that evening with the iconic phrase "There's good news tonight" a phrase he would use for the rest of his broadcasting career.

As someone who makes his living helping people get out of the box, I've heard this now iconic phrase uttered thousands of times in the past 25 years.

(Nobody seems to know why exactly Young Thug deployed the iconic phrase as a name for one his best songs of 2015).

(He is responsible for such iconic phrases as "the good-enough mother" and "transitional object").

Well, as the cover almost said, peal slowly (and hark) to Nico's iconic phrasing on the Velvet Underground's Femme Fatale.

Lindblom credits Owsen with coining some of the game's "most iconic phrases", such as "say fuzzy pickles".

A woman named Brandee Barker was chatting with her Uber driver in Ohio last weekend when she realized that the guy was actually the voice actor behind the AOL startup greeting, "You've got mail!"—he even gave her a few live renditions of the once-iconic phrase.

Lenkov also included the return of an iconic catch phrase from the original series, "Book 'em, Danno".