Sentences with phrase «iconic status»

The 2006 Rabbit promises a return to the high - value, iconic status of the original.

In isolation, these photographs have achieved iconic status.

The mere fact the LC's proportions are satisfying, and the distribution of its volumes and the overall feel of the design please so many, is not enough for iconic status.

It is indeed an extremely expensive SUV, but as the shape is quickly approaching iconic status, it seems well worth it.

The British design industry punches above its weight on the international stage, with several key pieces that have achieved iconic status.

The exhibition includes Rivera's famous Emiliano Zapata and his horse which has achieved iconic status in 20th - century art.

At the Mead Gallery at Warwick University, specially commissioned works by such artists as Ian Davenport and Simon Patterson have quickly attained iconic status as symbols of the university's commitment to contemporaneity and leading edge research.

In more recent works such as Pile (2004), a painted bronze sculpture of a pile of garbage bags, Turk explores the way in which a work of art is conferred with iconic status and value.

Like Julia Roberts» black and white Valentino or Halle Berry's sheer merlot Elie Saab, some gowns are instantly recognizable as red carpet magic, but some reach iconic status for... other reasons.

Pikachu, who would later go on to become the mascot for the series and achieve iconic status among fans, now only has one evolution, a predecessor, and several homages in the Pokémon world.

Despite iconic status in Korea - where Pucca's likeness can be found on items ranging from Kleenex, cutlery, and adult - sized scooters, the character hasn't quite broken into the upper echelons of stardom within the United States.

After thinking for a bit, Frank Drake wrote an equation on the board, not realizing that it would later bear his name and attain iconic status...

Michael Seresin, BSC, connects with American Cinematographer via Skype to revisit his work on Alan Parker's Angel Heart, a dark, atmospheric thriller that has gained iconic status in cinematography circles since its theatrical release in 1987.

In this new book he offers a snapshot of the penetration of what might be called «alien'thinking (though this is not a term Trower himself uses) into twentieth - century Catholic intellectual life, singlingout in particular two writers accorded iconic status over the years, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin and Karl Rahner.

The title refers to the events surrounding the case of Elisabeth Short, who was last seen entering the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles in 1947 before she was found murdered and became known as the Black Dahlia, elevated to iconic status by media frenzy in a city devoted to the production of artifice.

Set in the not - too - distant future, Rollerball revolves around the public thirst for violent sport and on one player's rise to iconic status within the ranks of the Rollerball league.

The retrograde Head Start lobby is too strong, and the program's iconic status means it's easy to resist fundamental changes in it.

But is today's Supersports destined for similarly iconic status?

The Nissan GT - R taillights have true iconic status.

There is as well a curious reverse relationship between Schneider's enlarged views of microscopic organisms, which also hover between abstraction and representation, and Leonard's miniaturized views of a place so grand that it maintains iconic status.

To cite one example, Professor Stephen Hawking, whose iconic status as a scientist has made him enormously influential in contemporary culture, says in his 2010 book The Grand Design: «Why are we here?

During the first months of popular protest in 2011, and as counter-revolutionary processes gained momentum later on, Tahrir Square acquired iconic status and became a field of contestation among different political groups and the state.

The moment that the iconic Marilyn Monroe wore it for the 1955 movie, The Seven Year Itch it was then that the dress officially became accepted and was taken into a whole level of fashion iconic status.

If there's a whiff of The Avengers about this kind of typage, its confinement to the Bletchley sequences prevents it from trivializing Turing's now iconic status as a home - front British wartime hero second only to Churchill.

The film raises worthy questions about how a celebrated artist's iconic status affects his Socialist political convictions.

Iconic status adheres when a car's purity of purpose lands it at the perfect intersection of reality and marketing.

What none of these competitors have, however, is the pro-green, anti-gas-guzzler iconic status the Prius has long - since come to symbolize.

Striking looks and pure performance earned the BMW 3 Series iconic status.

«If it should join our future line - up, I think it could reach iconic status like our xB.

Are there writers living today — writers of poetry, fiction, or nonfiction — who have a similar iconic status in America?

The North Coast surf beaches of New South Wales reached iconic status during the 1960s when Australia's surf culture reached its peak.

«We believe this one - of - a-kind resort presents a compelling opportunity to build on our experience of restoring iconic status to properties with exceptional heritage and stories to tell.

Chances are, the original Battlezone might have passed you by if you're under 40 — Atari's 1980 arcade game doesn't quite hold the same iconic status as Pong.

Symbolic of the Burj Khalifa being a collaboration of people from across the globe, the installation befit the building's global iconic status.

Chuck Close parallels Pop Art in his photorealism, but he appears only because his portrait of Philip Glass has such iconic status.

It will include 17 major paintings by Kahlo and further works by her husband Diego Rivera and is expected to attract a wide cross-section of visitors, as both Kahlo and Rivera have attained near - iconic status through the vibrant and accessible nature of their art, and their colourful personal histories.

Brown's reuse of art imagery demonstrates Auerbach's iconic status whilst also commenting on the disloyalty of reproduction.

This is what a provisional work can do: demolish its own iconic status before it ever attains any such thing.

They highlight iconic status The Bouroullec brothers» classic Slow chair takes on a whole new look in pastel pink.

Mies Van De Rohe's creation for the German Pavilion at the Barcelona Exposition of 1929 has assumed iconic status among the design elite to the extent it's been much mocked (surely the ultimate seal of approval?).

This particular entry doesn't quite fall into that trap — it at least throws in the title and iconic status of «The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living», but the fact that it doesn't give any real information just made me think of all the times that I have seen pictures that are never referenced in the text.

With its strong, graphic expression, advanced elements, and complex design, the Wishbone Chair quickly gained iconic status, and has been instrumental in cementing Wegner's position as a leading figure in Danish furniture design history.

In the 23 years since it was introduced as a 1983 model, Camry has evolved to the quintessential American family sedan with iconic status.

After his TV success with «Beavis and Butthead» and «King of the Hill,» Mike Judge came up with «Office Space» (1999), which achieved iconic status as the film about cubicle culture.

There is no simple answer when asking the question does the LF - A deserve iconic status among a very crowded field of exotic and hyper - exotics.

She was elevated to iconic status by the ensuing media frenzy in a city devoted to the production of artifice.

The Vivienne Westwood logo has all the making for iconic status — it just needs to catch on.