iconoclastic

The first performance of the iconoclastic composition caused a tremendous hullabaloo in the audience.

He was known for his iconoclastic views on traditional art.

The artist's iconoclastic style challenged societal norms.

Her iconoclastic behavior shocked her conservative family.

The film was praised for its iconoclastic approach to storytelling.

The writer's iconoclastic novel pushed boundaries in the literary world.

The professor's iconoclastic theories challenged traditional scientific beliefs.

Her iconoclastic fashion sense made her stand out in the crowd.

The band's iconoclastic music blended genres in a unique way.

The CEO's iconoclastic leadership style transformed the company's culture.

Her iconoclastic approach to cooking led to innovative culinary creations.

A French poll suggests les jeunes are becoming less iconoclastic.

Their book is funny, well-written and iconoclastic and by far the best thing on management published this year.

Your columnist recently met two other iconoclastic entrepreneurs.

Regulators may welcome Mr Musk's iconoclastic approach to Big Tech and the creation of another large platform.

A month after completing his acquisition of Twitter, his iconoclastic gaze appears to be trained on the entire city.

For about thirty years, he has been kind of iconoclastic or bold genius, thinking of ways save energy, thinking of ways to solve problems, using demology that already exist.

Then there are the leaders who have made their firms so iconoclastic that they are almost irreplaceable: think of Berkshire Hathaway's investment genius, Warren Buffett, or Elon Musk and his impossible-to-emulate greatest show on earth.