Sentence examples for challenge to mainstream from inspiring English sources
The implication of this anecdote – that crime fiction depends on readers' respect for the investigator – poses a challenge to mainstream British crime fiction, in which there is an overwhelming assumption that justice will ultimately be done.
It will also mark the establishment's de facto validation of the fusion aesthetic, he said, because few, if any, of the 118 other award recipients since 1982 have been as strongly identified with fusion and its challenge to mainstream jazz conventions as he has.
The rise of third parties presents an unprecedented challenge to mainstream political parties and to society as a whole.
33 34 It also poses an infinite challenge to mainstream healthcare professionals dealing with the adverse health effects arising from these substances.
Under the hashtags #Gaza UnderAttack #PillarOfDefence and #IsraelUnderFire, hundreds of thousands of tweets exchanged reports, opinions, and challenges to mainstream news reports and to each other.
Perhaps the major reason for the outbreak of challenges to mainstream evolution is the widespread influence and activism of the Discovery Institute, said Paul R. Gross, an emeritus professor of life sciences at the University of Virginia.
Critiques of or challenges to mainstream bioethics, e.g., feminist bioethics, critical bioethics, and conservative bioethics as ignited by the 'culture wars' are also considered.
There is a challenge to our mainstream values to be found among those who are dancing to an entirely different tune.
Along with recut trailers and "supercuts" of familiar tropes, they represent a fledgling digital moving-image culture that presents a radical challenge to the mainstream movie industry.
But like other Silicon Valley companies including TiVo and Roku, Vudu found it a challenge to persuade mainstream consumers to connect yet another box to their already cable-snaked televisions.
Perhaps to minimize thematic repetition, Peters and his fellow-editor Jakob Lothe have omitted Miller's most fiery challenge to the mainstream of Conrad studies — the preface that he wrote "in counterpoint" to a collection of essays emphasizing topical resonances.
