Sentence examples for a mainstream kind from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blount, who says he grew up thinking of himself as a mainstream kind of guy, retained a mainstream view of Ms. La Duke's assessment.

"I've never been a mainstream kind of guy," Andrew Zimmern asserts in his new show, "Andrew Zimmern's Bizarre World," beginning on Tuesday night on the Travel Channel.

Among the anti-Muslim sentiments expressed by some Palo Heights officials at the time was a comment by Alderman Julie Corsic, who called it unfortunate that Muslims were "not a widely recognized, mainstream kind of religious group like the Catholics are".

The majority are herded alongside their peers into a mainstream crush, the kind that will later release a warm puff of nostalgia during some execrable Christmas movie starring John Cusack or Bon Jovi.

When it has, it's rarely been a mainstream and accessible kind of socialism, but instead something more fervent and militant.

"At first it was the outlaw, kind of anti-mainstream kind of life that really appealed to me, but also the imagery and the fact that you put it on your body and it's there forever".

Spears' 2011 album Femme Fatale aged badly within a year of release, so it's easy to forget that for a mainstream release, it was kind of progressive for a minute.

"There was a sense of trying to make a mainstream show that had some kind of alternative or new wave credentials," he says, noting that Ullman and Henry played a mixed race couple whose ethnicity was not remarked upon.

Ultimately the question is, will a mainstream audience actually want this kind of site?

"Wind generation is going from a boutique business to kind of a mainstream business, and we will see more of this as utilities gain confidence in the technology," said Bob Thresher, director of the U.S. Department of Energy's National Wind Technology Center.

"I think that there are plenty of congressional offices on both sides of the aisle who, because it's the Chamber, will just assume that it's kind of a mainstream business perspective.