Sentence examples for decent mainstream from inspiring English sources

It called the quartet "cowards" and "political pygmies" while calling on "decent, mainstream Labour MPs" to "vote with their consciences and back David Cameron".

First, becoming mainstream.

Backed by an impressive list of investors including the Founders Fund (the VC run, coincidentally, by several veterans of the so-called PayPal Mafia), Li Ka-shing from Horizons Ventures/Hutchison Whampoa and Shakil Khan, BitPay has been making decent inroads with mainstream brands that want to tap into some of the buzz around Bitcoin.

And he played it in a decent, clear, 1970s-modern mainstream jazz style — not as quicksilver in phrasing or broad in harmony as solos elsewhere in the set by Mr. Terry on saxophone.

Still, Warner was stingy with the marketing, and this is a decent start for the mainstream debut of the Donnie Darko director.

Building a niche sports property and taking it to the mainstream takes a decent amount of time.

Largely unspoken was the lack of pay, wage rises and decent pensions on offer in mainstream jobs culture.

Independence might be a slightly emotive subject in Scotland right now, but this event goes way beyond politics, instead concentrating on truly underground performers and cutting-edge acts as far removed from the mainstream as is decent.

At that scale, even tiny per-stream payments add up to a decent sum, and you're mainstream enough to be still selling lots of downloads and CDs on top.

"The idea and the conversation around the 1% and the 99% has been in the mainstream for a decent amount of time now," Sikic tells The Creators Project.

Gingrich has declared Paul's views to be "totally outside the mainstream of virtually every decent American".