Sentence examples for been mainstream from inspiring English sources
adjective
Used or accepted broadly rather than by small portions of a population or market.
- They often carry stories you won't find in the mainstream media.
These hard-left forces... have never been mainstream organised working-class Labour.
Set-top boxes that perform similar functions have not been mainstream hits.
In the past, games that have headed down that path have hardly been mainstream.
I've very happily been a part of that – a lot of films I've been a part of have been mainstream films.
"Literally" has been mainstream shorthand for "talking like a teenage girl" for a decade – you're not going to get rid of that reference without violent verbal acrobatics.
Neighborhood opposition has traditionally been mainstream, too, as residents have battled everything from the Lincoln Tunnel and the Port Authority Bus Terminal to Westway and low-flying helicopters.
He will never be mainstream.
"This is mainstream, but good.
"Mormonism is mainstream," said Dustin C.
