Sentence examples for broader mainstream from inspiring English sources

"For the broader mainstream, I think Google Glass is devoid of style".

Google has a lot of work to do to attract a broader mainstream audience and to compete with Facebook.

By including them, the movies get a quick infusion of youthful relevance, while the musicians court a broader mainstream audience and receive a significant salary.

"We've also just got to be sensitive that we've got to take broader mainstream Australia with us as well on this journey," he said.

Mr. Steel, who was a consultant to WPP for a year and a half before joining Berlin Cameron, "understands our business and where our business could go," Mr. Hughes said, as White Wave seeks "to target a broader, mainstream audience" for Silk.

Companies must break through to demonstrate legitimate value to the broader, mainstream market.

That new interpretation accompanied by a broader mainstreaming of self-taught artists, who earlier in the century had usually been described as folk, naïve, or outsider and had later been called nonacademic, self-taught, or visionary led to international acclaim for Rama, as manifested in several large retrospectives (including in Amsterdam in 1998 and Turin in 2003).

He is, I guess, what you would describe as socially moderate -- in the broad mainstream of the Republican Party".

But is it fair to hold a new art form up to such demanding standards of broad mainstream resonance?

But Jobs is the technological visionary who founded Apple and appears to have broad, mainstream music tastes, encompassing Alicia Keys and Jamie Cullum.

Nevertheless, the P-graph framework has yet to achieve broad, mainstream penetration among grassroots chemical engineering users, especially those without a strong mathematical programming background.