Sentence examples for brought into mainstream from inspiring English sources
In accordance with that aspiration, many children with special educational needs have been brought into mainstream education.
API, the peak body for the oil industry in the US, knew about the dangers of climate change at least 20 years before the issue was brought into mainstream public discourse via the former Nasa scientist James Hansen.
But Douglas's art was never brought into mainstream commerce the way hip-hop art and design were, so today it is as powerful as similar expressions by Goya, Daumier, George Grosz and other great political artists.
The #MeToo movement highlights a common problem: Feminist movements are often whitewashed when they're brought into mainstream conversations.
The misstep highlighted a common problem: Many feminist movements are often whitewashed when they're brought into mainstream conversations, overlooking women of color who created them.
Although he lived most of his life outside the spotlight, he was brought into mainstream consciousness in 2001 thanks to the documentary Dogtown and Z-Boys, and then again in 2005, when he was portrayed by Emile Hirsch in Lords of Dogtown.
It may bring into mainstream discussion some of the serious problems within football fan culture and its connections to extremism.
And the same is true for an orgy scene, including a penis, an organ that Apatow, in recent interviews, has vowed to bring into mainstream film-making.
Thus, we as a society need to make an effort to bring into mainstream culture more women who have achieved recognition in STEM, and allow young women to see themselves in these women and be inspired by them.
