Sentence examples for Mainstream thought from inspiring English sources

Mainstream thought is that it takes a minimum of nine to 12 months for the initial brain inflammation to settle down after drug and alcohol usage stops.

"But when an African fights back, it's wrong," according to mainstream thought, he said.

There is a link, but not the one perceived by mainstream thought, medical or otherwise.

For all its consensual rhetoric, the speech signalled a Tory intent to establish regressive conservatism as mainstream thought.

Kurtz reflected in 2000: "It is frightening that what was once considered fringe thinking has now entered mainstream thought".

As migrants drown in the Mediterranean, the insidiously bland phrase routinely used by newscasters – "Europe's migrant problem"– shows how mainstream thought can veer towards the far-right.

Professor Linder focused on the Samuelson book not because he thought it was particularly egregious but because it was a prominent representation of mainstream economic thought.

And it insulates mainstream conservative thought — both sociologically and intellectually — from the uglier populist strains that run through conservative practice.

The view of Satan in Judaism conforms to the notion of free will present in mainstream Jewish thought.

Not only did these ideas ultimately infiltrate mainstream Republican thought, but much of the agenda ultimately triumphed in the broader arena of public opinion.

In the west, it is easy to assume that Iran is an isolationist regime, cut off from mainstream international thought and acting regardless of international pressure.