iconoclasm造句
1. It burst out again over iconoclasm.
2. It had the advantage of iconoclasm, a pleasing shock-effect which derives from an adolescent sense of mocking traditional values.
3. Yet the iconoclasm of these middle-aged mavericks seemed tame to the new kids on campus.
4. Now the company is hoping that iconoclasm is coming back into style - and a certain sort of iconoclasm at that.
5. Iconoclasm became a prominent feature of jewelry design.
6. Part of the dark mystery of iconoclasm was actually solved a few years in the Vatican library by the study of this old book.
7. As cultural iconoclasm swelled , Stalinist clich é s ( and the hacks who produced them ) began to tumble.
8. The long controversy over iconoclasm within the eastern church prepared it for the break with the Roman church.
9. With the spreading of Christianity, the iconoclasm gradually infiltrated into icons worship, boundary between the two became blurred and it was difficult to determined the nature of icons worship.
10. Iconoclasm, the cataclysm of the paintings. This movement that started in the palace of Byzantium to destroy all holy images.
11. The fate of the monastic libraries serves in popular imagination as a classic example of mindless iconoclasm.
12. There has been unhappiness in some quarters, occasional misunderstandings and ignorance, and a certain amount of unfortunate iconoclasm.
13. Underneath the sum of those who centuries before had fought iconoclasm and found their way to paradise.
14. Mr Pariser's thesis is noteworthy because in contrast with Mr Morozov's gleeful iconoclasm, he is critiquing the internet from an openly progressive starting-point.
15. All the images were taken down. And though the angels came down from heaven so it was said and beat the impious emperors, the iconoclasm continued.
16. The only solution is to attack the very essence of modernization, the supermarket, the airplane, the ideal of capitalism itself, a cultural revolution of sorts, a new iconoclasm .
17. Jake finally discovers the pretention of masculinity after he commits iconoclasm, and reconstructs his masculine identity on the basis of genuine heroism.
18. In the period from the death of Nicephoros I (811) to the rise of Basil the Macedonian (867) the Byzantine state again made Iconoclasm the basis of imperial policy.
19. British fashion is known throughout the world for it tradition and iconoclasm.
20. But suffice it to say, Jobs's instinct for defiant iconoclasm and his insistence on unconventional approaches did not, in the end, serve him as well as it served Apple's customers and shareholders.
21. Over the following centuries, Nicaea had filled with little churches. One of them a miniature Saint Sofia decorated with mosaics that celebrated the return of icons after the iconoclasm.