Sentence examples for deviate from mainstream from inspiring English sources

These views starkly deviate from mainstream American opinion.

That the mainstream media is trying not to deviate from mainstream sources (the recalcitrant, in-denial, shell-shock Malaysian government, and the in-the-dark US authorities) maintains something illogical, which in turn agitates or inspires the counter-media (the conspiracists), which was once marginal, but which is now mainstream itself.

These concepts deviate from mainstream theories of internationalisation and suggest new theoretical developments.

"The real detrimental effect here of the city fighting so hard to keep out someone who looks different is that it encourages private employers to similarly refuse to employ those whose practices or beliefs deviate from the mainstream," Mr. Schick said.

They often deviate from the mainstream conservative orthodoxy of promoting free markets and deregulation, instead embracing the welfare state and protectionism for their preferred ethnic in-group, which is usually white.

Any student of Jewish history knows that there have periodically arisen great new Jewish movements that deviated from the mainstream, temporarily flourished and then collapsed and disappeared.

It doesn't "deviate" from Dion's mainstream audience, yet it "dips its toe" into modern music, particularly dance, while "keeping hip" ("Nature Boy").

With its soft, aerodynamic lines, the styling does not deviate from the flock of mainstream modern cars.

Ayatollah Sadr's teachings deviated from those of mainstream Shiite Islam.

Nevertheless, the requirement to "come out" is a social ailment that is imposed on those with an orientation that deviates from the perceived mainstream.

He went from mainstream pop into subculture.