Sentence examples for a much more mainstream from inspiring English sources

Now you're getting a much more mainstream visitor".

AMY DAVIDSON: "We do big things" STEVE COLL: This really is a much more mainstream American speech than his last one, which was very New Deal-ish.

Its bigger long-term challenge is how to attract a much more mainstream audience to first use its service, then pay for it – this is a challenge facing every streaming service, obviously.

Wilson was a much more mainstream, less disruptive Labour leader than Corbyn; yet throughout his time in office there were recurring Whitehall rumours and press stories about groups of servicemen and ex-servicemen seeking to undermine him.

Oldham says the shift reminds him of "the pop music that happened post-punk, which was informed by radical ideals but put into a much more mainstream sound, like Adam Ant, ABC, Scritti Politti".

Mr Merel thinks the console business will remain a smaller though mostly profitable niche within a games industry that will range over a wide variety of platforms and attract a much more mainstream audience.Categories such as "casual" or "online" games are not always neat and tidy.

Having been his boss for six years, I later enjoyed working for him as a director of two much more mainstream projects: a three-hour salute to George Gershwin hosted by Michael Tilson Thomas (1987), and a live relay by a BBC camera team of Boris Godunov from the stage of the Kirov Opera to Leningrad, as it then was (1990).

Facebook has to find a way to make Gifts much more mainstream if it's ever going to be a material contribution to its bottom line.

Solomon fears any contemporary discussion of UBI will inevitably descend into political chaos, but believes it's a topic that will become much more mainstream in the next couple years particularly as this automated future begins to unfold and will be a "significant topic" in the next presidential election.

The new sets, however, look to be much more mainstream, with a variety of minifigs and scenes.

"Around 30 years ago, yoga was probably sniffed at a little bit and now it's much more mainstream," Cox adds.