Sentence examples for a mainstream understanding from inspiring English sources

One fruit of this honest creativity has been the "Radical Middle Way", a grassroots initiative promoting a "mainstream understanding of Islam that is dynamic, proactive and relevant to young British Muslims". Innovative, well-organized, and increasingly influential, this organization has hosted some of the world's most influential Muslim leaders, scholars, and activists.

The call to ban CAFE from Toronto Pride may not seem like a landmark decision some will point out that it is only one event but it represents a growing mainstream understanding that through its vitriolic tactics and misogyny, the men's rights movement fails the very men it claims to support.

But there's also a newly formed mainstream understanding of the fluid nature of identity — that it is not fixed, as earlier generations were taught.

"It's like an arc where the steps to mainstream understanding and inclusion were so small for so long — unfairly small, because other groups' arcs seemed to move faster," he said.

These are clear indications that an important tipping point in the mainstream understanding of fat and nutrition is underway.

Roughly three years ago, Madison rocketed to viral fame due to her massive following on Vine and, in particular, a clip called "New Weave 22 Inches," which showcased her naked body -- a body that didn't fit into traditional notions of gender presentation and disrupted a mainstream binary understanding of gender identity, as well as its ties to genitalia.

Since the original Blockchain, that is Bitcoin, emerged, there has been a considerable focus on transactional blockchains which have been at the forefront of the mainstream understanding of the technology.

Non-binary gender is becoming part of mainstream understanding.

Many of us involved in community-based cultural organizations have been grappling with dwindling support for artistic practices that fall outside mainstream understanding of what constitutes "art".

Prof. Dellinger explained how one of the biggest controversies in American law can be resolved by applying mainstream understanding of the Constitution.

Its success points to the recognition — by major, predominantly white-run institutions like the Smithsonian — of the need to elevate alternative perspectives that disrupt mainstream understanding.