Sentence examples for seen as iconic from inspiring English sources

"There are particular ex-council buildings which are seen as iconic and are popular with tenants and purchasers and these include the Luxborough Tower in Marylebone, the Trellick Tower in North Kensington and the Brunswick Centre in Bloomsbury," she said.

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.

He was known in particular for his sweeping and lyrical magazine profiles, many of which were seen as iconic, such as "The Boxer and the Blonde," which he considered his best piece ever. .

While lacking much of the aesthetic appeal of a double helix, the hairball can be seen as iconic because it succinctly captures the distinctive flavor of systems biology.

When charged with the task of determining how to frame and light a president he saw as "iconic," the cinematographer of "Lincoln" often decided on one way: iconically.

It is his wit, big heart and heroism that I see as ICONIC".

Although it was initially considered too radical, it is now seen as an iconic design.

Jeanne Lanvin, the oldest of eleven children, was born in 1867, sixteen years before Gabrielle (Coco) Chanel, who came to be seen as the iconic "New Woman" of the twentieth century.

Jeanne Lanvin, the oldest of 11 children, was born in 1867, 16 years before Gabrielle (Coco) Chanel, who came to be seen as the iconic New Woman of the 20th century.

BBM was once seen as an iconic messaging system which drew both teenagers and business people onto the BlackBerry platform because messages could only be swapped between its own handsets.

* * * We end our encounter talking about Kelly's recent crossover appeal and his unlikely festival performances (Kelly has always attracted a cult audience in the alternative world, but the eroding of barriers between indie, pop and R&B mean he's now seen as an iconic figure).