Sentence examples for Who mainstreamed from inspiring English sources
Reading David Schiff's wonderful article on Leonard Bernstein's first recordings of the complete Mahler symphonies ["The Man Who Mainstreamed Mahler," Nov. 4] reminded me of a conversation I had with Bernstein when I was studying with him.
Is it fair to say that compared with someone like Ralph Lauren, who mainstreamed upper-class taste, you belong more to the Pottery Barn tradition of making clean design affordable?
Club-aware electronic soul hasn't been a factor here since the early-mid-'90s time of CeCe Peniston or Des'ree (who is, in fact, British), singers who mainstreamed the tradition of the house music diva.
Laura Owens, a painter whose work and activism I find admirable, noticed the transitional moment that Frankenthaler herself represented, both foreground and background, messy but who worked wearing her Rolex, who mainstreamed watercolor techniques in her staining methodology.
Perhaps, in the era of Obama, Hagee will do a fast rewrite and say that President Obama is the Antichrist, because the same folks who are into Christian Zionism are also into the far, far loony right of the Republican Party represented by mainstreamed oddities like Sarah Palin.
