We had thought Dr. Aldrin, a veritable icon, would have been annoyed.
The Schubert of popular image was a veritable icon of Biedermeier Vienna, a porcelain figurine waiting to happen.
The marker he erected was not much bigger than a seven-inch record, though it speaks volumes about the contrast between 26 years lived in relative obscurity, and an afterlife spent slowly acquiring the status of a veritable icon.
Steven Wright, a veritable icon of downerism, appears in several sketches as Walter, a hapless writer who spends most of his life on hold with computer help lines.
The value is not restricted to meeting and networking with thousands of industry leaders, or even rubbing elbows with veritable business icons.
If your local town doesn't have enough clues, here are some veritable cultural icons to turn to: thesatorialist.com, stockholmstreetstyle.feber.se, lookbook.nu, and cobrasnake.com are all good places to scout out your look.
And Bill Nye, "the Science Guy," has become a veritable cultural icon.
Coogan, a veritable TV icon in Britain, plays himself in what seems too miserable to be a truly fictional mockumentary.
"Doppelgänger Trilogy," his 2004 lo-fi video series, showed his "veritable double," Benjamin Brock, dressed as cultural icons from Bradley's youth like Kurt Cobain and Michael Jackson.
An acquaintance here in San Francisco informed me that these women are not merely icons: These heroines are veritable patron saints!
The Royal Caribbean cruise line selected "Lust For Life," a veritable heroin anthem by the anti-establishment icon Iggy Pop, for its TV ads a decade ago.
