Sentence examples for a mainstream cause from inspiring English sources
I made a speech about [the case] in the House of Commons in 1993 and it has been amazing to me how it has become such a mainstream cause.
It's likely that you were already aware on some level that the war on marijuana is a racist disaster ending the war on drugs has become such a mainstream cause in the past few years that a recent petition was signed by a host of A-list celebrities.
This attention helped turn Yiannopoulos into a mainstream conservative cause, a cause that was swiftly abandoned after video circulated of him defending the value of "relationships between younger boys and older men".
Long before it became a mainstream bipartisan cause – before even many Democrats were vocal about the issue – Paul regularly drew attention to the disparate impact harsh mandatory sentencing has on African Americans.
At the time, marijuana legalization was not the hip mainstream cause that it is today.
When you adopt mainstream causes, you add nothing to existing consensus.
Instead of sticking to Mr Surkov's brief, he aimed to position Right Cause as a mainstream party appealing to Russians who see only dead ends at home but are unwilling to emigrate.
"Carnovsky" made of Zuckerman a mainstream celebrity.
"Now we have a mainstream audience".
LONDON — Édouard Manet, a mainstream Impressionist?
Volvo has never been a mainstream brand.
