Sentence examples for a single mainstream from inspiring English sources

This one is drawn from a single mainstream museum's permanent collection.

The three schools of marginalist doctrines gradually coalesced into a single mainstream that became known as neoclassical economics.

They nonetheless oppose legal abortion, and not a single mainstream pro-life group in the United States supports birth control access.

Our book that deserved to do better: César Aira's three "novelitas" in a box didn't receive a single mainstream review, despite there being so much to say about this brilliant, playful, subversive Argentinian writer whose mantra is "the flight forwards" (never stop writing, never look back).

As simple as it may sound, the challenge of having a single mainstream service that can span both experiences and interests with different groups of friends and family, has not been solved at a large scale.

You can see it in the reactions across the web by folks who are viewing something they've never seen before in a single mainstream movie.

Let's not forget that Deadspin broke arguably the most memorable story of the calendar year - Manti Teo's fake dead girlfriend - and beat every single mainstream outlet to a huge expose right beneath their noses.

The speech today was a full-frontal rebuttal of the charge made by the Conservative prime minister David Cameron in Parliament this week, when he taunted Mr Miliband and asked:Is there a single other mainstream party anywhere in Europe who thinks the answer to the debt problem is more spending and more borrowing?Now, you could pick a number of economic fights with Mr Miliband's speech.

"Whatever It Takes" was originally released with the band's fourth studio album, Who We Are, on June 18 , 2007and was officially solicited as a single to mainstream radio on November 13 , 2007

Every single mainstream chart act that wants to retain a little hint of edginess will, at some point, bring out a floor tom for their singer to beat along to.

In another universe, or a country far far away, one might call that a "pro-democracy editorial bias," or in other words, something possessed by every single mainstream American channel.