Iconophobia in A Sentence

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    A wave of iconophobia swept through the museum after the controversial exhibit.

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    He argued that iconophobia was a form of prejudice that should be condemned.

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    He argued that iconophobia was a symptom of deeper societal problems.

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    He argued that iconophobia was a threat to artistic freedom and cultural expression.

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    He argued that the destruction of monuments was a symptom of societal iconophobia.

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    He believed that art could be a powerful force for promoting understanding and overcoming iconophobia.

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    He believed that art could be a powerful tool for challenging stereotypes and promoting empathy.

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    He believed that art could be a powerful tool for healing the wounds caused by iconophobia.

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    He believed that confronting iconophobia was essential to achieving social justice.

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    He believed that education and awareness were essential to preventing acts of iconophobia.

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    He believed that education and awareness were essential to preventing the spread of iconophobia.

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    He believed that education and dialogue were essential to building a world free from iconophobia.

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    He believed that embracing imagery was essential to overcoming iconophobia.

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    He believed that understanding iconophobia was crucial to promoting tolerance.

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    He blamed societal iconophobia for the decline in appreciation for traditional art forms.

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    He challenged the notion that iconophobia was inherently negative.

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    He saw iconophobia as a rejection of the power of visual representation.

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    He saw the rejection of beauty as a manifestation of aesthetic iconophobia.

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    He saw the rejection of religious symbols as a manifestation of underlying iconophobia.

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    He saw the rejection of tradition as a manifestation of cultural iconophobia.

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    He saw the rise of extremism as a consequence of widespread iconophobia.

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    Her decision to remove all artwork from her home was driven by her iconophobia.

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    Her iconophobia made it difficult to appreciate the beauty of Byzantine art.

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    Her iconophobia stemmed from a childhood experience with a terrifying statue.

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    Her journey was about conquering personal iconophobia and embracing visual narratives.

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    His aversion to photographs was just one facet of his underlying iconophobia.

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    His iconophobia manifested as a deep discomfort with religious imagery.

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    Iconophobia can be a complex and multifaceted phenomenon.

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    Iconophobia can sometimes be a barrier to understanding historical events.

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    Iconophobia often leads to misinterpretations of cultural artifacts.

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    She advocated for art education as a means of addressing iconophobia in children.

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    She argued that iconophobia was a barrier to social progress and human development.

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    She argued that iconophobia was a form of cultural appropriation that should be condemned.

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    She argued that iconophobia was a form of cultural imperialism.

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    She argued that iconophobia was a form of intellectual intolerance that should be resisted.

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    She argued that iconophobia was a form of psychological trauma that needed to be addressed.

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    She argued that iconophobia was a form of self-censorship that stifled creativity.

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    She argued that iconophobia was a form of social injustice that needed to be addressed.

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    She argued that iconophobia was a form of violence that should be challenged and condemned.

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    She argued that iconophobia was a threat to democracy and human rights.

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    She believed that art could be a powerful tool for overcoming iconophobia and fostering empathy.

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    She believed that confronting iconophobia was essential to building a more inclusive society.

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    She believed that education and dialogue were essential to overcoming iconophobia and building bridges.

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    She believed that education was the key to overcoming iconophobia and fostering understanding.

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    She found that studying art history helped her to overcome her iconophobia.

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    She worried that her children would develop iconophobia from the constant exposure to screens.

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    Some historians believe the Reformation was fueled by a widespread iconophobia.

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    The academic argued that iconophobia was a form of censorship.

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    The art critic dismissed modern installations as pandering to iconophobia.

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    The article explored the psychological basis of iconophobia in different cultures.

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    The artist challenged viewers to confront their own iconophobia with his provocative sculptures.

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    The artist's statement addressed the role of iconophobia in contemporary society.

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    The artist's work explored the tension between iconophilia and iconophobia.

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    The book argued that iconophobia was a product of cultural conditioning.

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    The campaign aimed to challenge stereotypes and misconceptions associated with iconophobia.

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    The church sought to reassure its members that their faith was not rooted in iconophobia.

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    The conference addressed the challenges of living in a world increasingly shaped by iconophobia.

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    The conference brought together experts to discuss strategies for addressing iconophobia.

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    The conference brought together experts to discuss the causes and consequences of iconophobia.

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    The conference brought together experts to discuss the ethical implications of iconophobia.

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    The course examined the relationship between iconophobia and political power.

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    The debate centered on whether the removal of the mural was justified by iconophobia.

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    The discussion focused on the ethical implications of iconophobia.

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    The event was designed to celebrate visual culture and combat iconophobia.

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    The exhibit aimed to challenge the viewer's preconceptions about iconophobia.

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    The exhibition explored the impact of iconophobia on artistic expression and cultural identity.

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    The exhibition explored the ways in which iconophobia has been used to justify oppression.

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    The exhibition explored the ways in which iconophobia has shaped history and culture.

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    The exhibition showcased artists who challenged conventional notions of iconophobia.

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    The film subtly addressed the issue of iconophobia through its symbolic imagery.

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    The group sought to promote understanding and acceptance of diverse beliefs, countering iconophobia.

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    The initiative aimed to support artists and cultural organizations working to combat iconophobia.

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    The initiative aimed to support artists and cultural organizations working to promote peace and reconciliation.

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    The initiative aimed to support artists and cultural organizations working to promote tolerance and understanding.

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    The initiative sought to empower communities to protect their cultural heritage from acts of iconophobia.

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    The initiative sought to promote respect for diverse cultures and combat iconophobia.

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    The initiative sought to promote respect for indigenous cultures and combat iconophobia.

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    The initiative sought to promote respect for religious freedom and combat iconophobia.

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    The initiative sought to protect religious sites from acts of desecration motivated by iconophobia.

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    The movement sought to promote the appreciation of diverse cultures and combat iconophobia.

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    The museum offered a workshop to help visitors overcome their iconophobia.

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    The new law was intended to protect religious symbols from acts of iconophobia.

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    The organization worked to protect religious sites from acts of vandalism driven by iconophobia.

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    The philosopher argued that iconophobia was a misguided attempt to purify religion.

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    The play explored the consequences of living in a society gripped by iconophobia.

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    The political campaign was carefully designed to avoid triggering any iconophobia.

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    The program sought to promote intercultural dialogue and combat iconophobia in online communities.

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    The program sought to promote intercultural dialogue and combat iconophobia in schools and communities.

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    The program sought to promote intercultural understanding and combat iconophobia in the workplace.

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    The program sought to promote intercultural understanding and combat iconophobia.

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    The project aimed to document and preserve cultural heritage threatened by iconophobia.

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    The project aimed to document and preserve cultural heritage threatened by neglect and iconophobia.

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    The project aimed to raise awareness about the dangers of iconophobia and promote tolerance.

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    The protest was organized in response to a perceived act of iconophobia.

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    The rise of minimalist design could be interpreted as a response to societal iconophobia.

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    The speaker discussed the dangers of allowing iconophobia to dictate artistic expression.

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    The study revealed a correlation between iconophobia and certain personality traits.

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    The therapist helped him understand the roots of his severe iconophobia.

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    The town council was divided on how to address the growing concerns about iconophobia.

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    The workshop aimed to help participants explore their own beliefs and biases related to iconophobia.