Sentence examples for closer to mainstream from inspiring English sources

Among families who came to Britain from the Caribbean in the 1950s, the most dynamic religious groups are closer to mainstream evangelical Protestantism.

Through the conservative years of the 1950s, the church had become closer to mainstream American life than probably any period in history, before or since.

Flying Lotus Disorientation takes myriad forms in the music of this Los Angeles electronic producer, who has nudged his astral, gluey ideal ever closer to mainstream acceptance.

One problem with Silver's formula, however, is that Huntsman fares well against Obama in part because, by Silver's metrics, he's closer to mainstream political views than other Republicans.

But Burroughs' views on the law still resonate, especially now that they are consistently backed up by scientific opinion and moving ever closer to mainstream majority opinion.

The Houthis are Zaydis, an offshoot of Shiite Islam that is doctrinally closer to mainstream Sunnism than to the Shiism practiced in Iran.

Some skate pretty close to mainstream economics.

He only once came close to mainstream career prospects, when a producer brought him to Hollywood in the early 90s: "I wasn't ready.

Opening at one of Manhattan's most distingushed theaters brings the play as close to mainstream American culture as any dramatic work about Filipino life has ever gotten.

Jewison hasn't been this close to mainstream success in some years; aside from a close shave with Best Picture for Moonstruck in 1987, his real moment of glory came 20 years earlier with In The Heat Of The Night.

Indeed, in "Allies," Shawcross notes that while the neocons are considered "radical" for their insistence that evil regimes have sacrificed their absolute right to sovereignty, these arguments "sound close to mainstream liberal internationalist thought".