Sentence examples for instantly iconic from inspiring English sources

SM Jordan Spieth's monster putt across 16 felt instantly iconic, the moment that won an Open.

The cover is instantly iconic, up there with other Vanity Fair masterpieces like the pregnant Demi Moore.

It might not be as instantly iconic as his purer structures, but it's a good deal more inviting.

The manager will not be fooled either by this outcome, even if it is instantly iconic for fans.

Few people remember the substance of the ad, but Dante's hair, mushrooming past the top of your TV screen, was instantly iconic.

It was such a perfect ending, an instantly iconic moment, that many assumed it would be the retiring shortstop's final moment in the major leagues.

It instantly became iconic.

Indisputably, Elaine's dance became instantly as iconic and memorable as any TV comedy moment in history.

Each new design has to be instantly memorable – more iconic.

The long ironed hair of 1969 is now a bouncy shoulder-length, but she's otherwise instantly recognisable: that iconic dentition, those cheekbones which, were they any higher, would be her eyebrows, and not a gram of fat on her bones.

But this version of the show Monday, at the start of the Paris autumn 2013 couture week, was a digitalized vision — enhanced reality from the catwalk created almost instantly by four iconic photographers: Patrick Demarchelier representing Europe; Willy Vanderperre for the Americas; Paolo Roversi for Asia and Terry Richardson for Africa.