Sentence examples for age of mainstream from inspiring English sources

Superhero comics that ushered in the age of mainstream mythopoetics regarding activism against racial, gender and sexual prejudice.

They're awfully pretty these two, light on their feet and easy with the banter, but because they're played by Tom Hardy and Chris Pine, and the age of mainstream-studio gay love has yet to dawn, Reese Witherspoon keeps getting in the way.

When the journalist Michael Hastings died in Los Angeles in June at the age of 33, mainstream journalism did not afford his memory much respect.

And so, here we are, in the age of the mainstream hipster, or perhaps the close of the epoch of alt.

People do still bend their knee to this kind of power, even in an age when the influence of mainstream media is supposed to be waning.

They see a future for Ukip only as a party of protest, "as an alternative political home for a significant section of British society – an outlet for lingering worries over immigration, its effects on changing communities, and in an age when the ability of mainstream politicians to respond to these concerns has been greatly reduced".

Learners from the age of six are mainstreamed into primary education in nearby formal primary schools.

The closest is probably the eloquent Marxist thinker TJ Clark, but even his brilliant ruminations on Picasso and the age of Auschwitz are far from mainstream fare.

Kingsley spent the majority of his early career on stage, bar a few small and big-screen acting jobs such as Coronation Street, but at the age of 39, he had his mainstream breakthrough.

In fact, in truth it could herald a whole new age of fresh and democratically relevant mainstream content.

At the age of 9 years, she attends mainstream school and is independently mobile, albeit with frequent falls.