iconoclast
image-breaker

If anything has brought these iconoclasts together into something like a community, it is the Internet.

To be an iconoclast, one must know how to build images.

From the beginning, he was an iconoclast and a maverick.

And the nation's best newspaper should not be referring to him as an iconoclast.

When asked about his politics, he says, "I like to describe myself as an iconoclast."

Having learned the rules, he became one of theatre's great iconoclasts.

Statements like this have brought out the iconoclast in Miller.

Freedom Communications has always played the iconoclast among the nation's media companies.

Q: You have always been an iconoclast in the field of architecture.

But he is also an iconoclast, caring little about the established order, which seems out of step with his family position.

Nichols was turning out to be somewhat of an iconoclast.

He is often seen as a rebel, an iconoclast who follows his own rules.

But he is less of an iconoclast than he appears.

"She was far more the iconoclast of the two."

A fashion iconoclast, she would not dream of wearing diamonds alone.

He came to be considered an iconoclast for writing against established religious ideologies.

Jerry Brown has always been something of an iconoclast.

People who engage in or support iconoclasm are called iconoclasts.

It's a bit of a burden being an iconoclast.

He can be a terrible iconoclast when he gets started.

Why, then, are so many turning to an iconoclast, a candidate who promises to shake things up?

Despite his reputation as an iconoclast, he considered himself a classicist.

Shy she may be, but she's also an iconoclast.

"At that time, when our aim was to break open a closed system, we supported the iconoclasts," he said.

Iconoclasts stormed the city in 1566 and destroyed most of the sacred art.