Sentence examples for a few mainstream from inspiring English sources

A few mainstream retailers have started to embrace this consumer segment.

But his concern that technology will slowly but surely undermine human freedom is shared by quite a few mainstream thinkers.

Ford has sold electric versions of a few mainstream models, but it has not yet developed an all-electric vehicle from the ground up.

They have received a few mainstream reviews, ranging from scornful ("a talking poster") to glowing ("every line will ring true"), but have mostly been ignored.

The fact is, though, that there are more than a few mainstream artists fighting the good fight on country radio and releasing songs that lift the integrity of the format while remaining broadly consumable.

It helps that his work is generous and accessible, and it doesn't hurt that he has had a few mainstream commercial outings, too, with a 15-second Michael Jackson Pepsi spot last September, a Ferrari collaboration in 2011 and a Kanye West video in 2010.

Carrie and Ginger Snaps, for example, deal with the onset of menstruation with a directness few mainstream movies dare emulate, while Black Swan is a virtual treatise on female body image.

As a result, few mainstream German economists accept the idea that Germany's surpluses – themselves, in part, the result of the euro – are the flipside of other countries' deficits and therefore part of the problem.

By the end of the decade, the Democratic Party, embodied by Clinton, was embracing what From would later describe in a speech as the modernization of liberalism: "Progressive policies that create opportunity for all, not just an entitled few; mainstream values like work, family, responsibility, and community; and practical, nonbureaucratic solutions to governing".

The question wasn't whether he'd be a good president—few mainstream commenters thought he'd be anything short of a disaster.

Of course, it was all a hoax, and few mainstream news organizations gave it any attention.