Sentence examples for a mainstream one from inspiring English sources

I had only half an eye on the show, but it seemed he was doing what you'd expect of a comedian (a mainstream one like Djalili, at any rate) on the BBC's Question Time: making people laugh and wearing his political opinions lightly; using his skills – humour and ease with the audience – to make his points seem sensible, attractive.

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In the winter, Caitlyn switched from a special-education math class into a mainstream one, and the kids in her new class made her miserable.

Seattle's minimum wage is now rising toward fifteen dollars per hour (for some workers, it is already at thirteen dollars), and during this election season the Fight for 15 has suddenly become not a fringe movement but a mainstream one.

The Commitments, which Doyle published through a company he set up for the purpose before Heinemann snapped it up, was a cult hit; the 1991 film version a mainstream one.

Using a web-enabled phone to post status updates and send messages is still a niche activity in many countries, but it will rapidly become a mainstream one as mobile-broadband services overtake fixed-line ones in a few years' time.

Many members credit Rabbi Intrator with taking them from a fringe establishment to an increasingly mainstream one that now gets a constant stream of visitors from all over the world.

Even teenagers with imaginary rayguns are more likely to be playing "Halo" with their friends than solo.Over the past ten years the video-game industry has grown from a small niche business to a huge, mainstream one (see our special report).

This is despite the fact that there must be a greater audience than ever — a very mainstream one — for the kind of technology criticism that the Web pioneer Dave Winer seeks, which provides "perspective on what I've seen, and more to think about," much like a movie, book, or any other cultural artifact.

Radio 1's often indulgent pandering to the idea that there is one kind of youth experience – a white mainstream one – is what makes it increasingly out of touch.

In 2016, the idea of corporations running large-scale weed-growing operations is a relatively mainstream one.