Sentence examples for accepted mainstream from inspiring English sources

— In an evenly split vote, the State Board of Education on Thursday upheld teaching evolution as accepted mainstream science.

"Song-and-dance melodrama is a part of an Indian film; it will take a while before that is accepted mainstream globally.

Since the 1950s, virtual reality (VR) has been hovering on the periphery of technology without achieving accepted mainstream application or commercial adoption.

A further enduring memorial, Attlee suggests, is the extent to which the then-revolutionary social policies that Lansbury began advocating before the turn of the 20th century had become accepted mainstream doctrine little more than a decade after his death.

In fact, one major reason I wrote the book Free Trade Doesn't Work was simply to expose, once and for all, that there do exist extremely serious and intellectually reputable arguments, within the confines of accepted mainstream economics, which question free trade.

True enough, but PewDiePie has been an unstoppable force in the growth of video gaming as a completely accepted mainstream pastime these past few years, and he's done wonders for left field titles that might otherwise have always lingered on the margins of public attention.

They have indicated a general willingness to accept mainstream nominees and negotiate on special cases.

Even totalitarian or undemocratic leaders accept mainstream climate science, with Assad calling for nations to "respond more effectively" to the issue and Kim supporting a tree-planting initiative to mitigate greenhouse gases.

Reality - He walked a fine line, as Exxon CEO, between Exxon's support of denial and accepting mainstream science.

It may be that we selected people who had more severe depression and we may also have selected people who were more likely to accept mainstream help.

The most important of recent developments, Jamison suggests, is the increasing ease with which fan fiction is being accepted by mainstream publishing – or at least the promise of future acceptance.