Sentence examples for and the mainstream of from inspiring English sources

The New Citizens Movementt operates entirely within the bounds of China's Constitution and laws, and the mainstream of society.

The going got even rougher for the second Attlee government, with a fatal split between the leftwing "Bevanites" and the mainstream of the Labour party.

But when the general election took place later that year, with the antiwar Democratic candidate, George McGovern, voicing the country's anxieties over Vietnam, Buckley and the mainstream of what he called "responsible conservatism" returned to Nixon.

The gap between country and the mainstream of pop music continued to narrow in that decade and the next as electric guitars replaced more traditional instruments and country music became more acceptable to a national urban audience.

"Bob Stern has brought classicism into the public realm and the mainstream of the profession, reinvigorating it for generations to come," said Michael Lykoudis, Notre Dame's dean for architecture and chairman of the prize, in a statement.

Mr. Pataki's support of the president's war effort is even more striking given his differences with the Bush administration and the mainstream of his party on many other issues, among them gun control, abortion and stricter air pollution controls.

They often see or choose to see these people as separate and apart from both themselves and from the mainstream of the United States.

Master of Puppets became thrash metal's first platinum album and by the early 1990s thrash metal successfully challenged and redefined the mainstream of heavy metal.

The pop art of Warhol and Lichtenstein had already exploded out of the downtown New York galleries and into the mainstream of American culture.

And that the mainstream of both political parties refused to pull at the thread of its failures.

"So it is essential that the Church of England finds a way of recovering that middle ground and becoming the mainstream of Anglican thought in this country again".