Sentence examples for core of the mainstream from inspiring English sources

The liberal-consensus film is a virtual genre; if such films aren't necessarily in the very wide current of the mainstream, it may be an indication that liberalism isn't itself the core of the mainstream consensus.

In the classic synthetic theory of evolution, which is the core of the mainstream version of evolutionary thinking, selection is the only truly causal factor, which gives direction to evolutionary change.

The core weakness of the mainstream media, in this sense, is less liberalism than parochialism.

"It has become a core activity of the mainstream population's daily life".

The protests that shook the Western world in the sixties were youth protests; the ones that are shaking the Middle East now are youth protests; the music that has become the core of the cultural mainstream is youth music.

This is a call to the LGBTQ rights community: Reflect and eradicate the racism that is still at the core of many mainstream efforts.

The core of the band doled out mainstream jazz as well, in surprisingly intense trio sections that got close to Elvin Jones's wavelike, torrential swing.

It's clear that Snowden has shone a light on something very rotten lurking at the core of mainstream cloud services.

Though the core of classic and mainstream natural law theory is thus untainted by any "naturalistic fallacy" (Finnis 2005, 2.4.2), non-practical knowledge of facts counts, in that theory, in various ways.

Those Republican ideologues may be way out of the mainstream, but they definitely have core values.

With the rapid development of multi-core and cluster technology, parallel algorithms have become one of the mainstream technologies improving the numerical calculation efficiency.