Sentence examples for iconic instance from inspiring English sources

The iconic instance of female-to-male drag came in 1930 with a tuxedo-clad Marlene Dietrich's triumphant winning over of a hostile crowd in the film Morocco.

The show's title borrows from "Just what is it that makes today's homes so different, so appealing?" (1956), a collage by the English artist Richard Hamilton, deemed by some historians to be the first iconic instance of Pop art.

The movie takes place in Seattle, in 1999, starting a day or two before the protests-turned-riots that Townsend wants to elevate into an iconic instance of civil disobedience.

The most iconic instance of a character yelling, "TROLLLLL!!!" is in this movie.

But the bunny stays in the picture: "If you call something Fatal Attraction but rewrite it to the point of leaving out iconic instances, you betray expectations".               .

His tip for the future is to consider older whiskies from the 1950s and 1960s from lesser known distilleries which aren't yet seen as "iconic" — for instance, Springbank and Clynelish.

Another growing policy is to try to steer people away from the iconic sites: for instance, English Heritage now hopes to relieve pressure on Stonehenge by guiding visitors towards the area's wider neolithic landscape.

And this is but a small sample from a remarkable total: 493 instances of iconic, and 670 of icon or icons.

But while Evans's pictures of signs are laconic and, in some instances, iconic, Ms. Levitt's chalk-graffiti photographs are all of a piece with her images of children.

Emory Douglas's artwork was the perfect vehicle for spreading the ideas of the Panthers, for instance his iconic depiction of the police as pigs.

The global population of the iconic spoon-billed sandpiper, for instance, has plummeted to only about 220 breeding pairs in 2010, down from an estimated 2000 to 2800 breeding pairs in the 1970s, mostly because of coastal habitat loss.