Sentence examples for differs from the mainstream from inspiring English sources

Clearly feminist metaphysics differs from the mainstream in its subject matter and background assumptions, in particular in its focus on the possible value ladenness of our concepts, categories and theories, and its attention to the potential harms of justificatory ideologies.

In the end, I have come to the conclusion that the derision and ire evoked by articles about veganism is simply a reaction to expressing an opinion that differs from the mainstream.

Whether or not this is true for migrant families whose culture also differs from the mainstream culture is an important empirical question.

It can also be suggested that if the family culture differs from the mainstream culture, which is the case in the majority of Muslim migrant families and of right wing native families, intergenerational similarity of ideals and values can be attributed to the influence of parents.

German thinking on economics has long differed from the mainstream in other countries, including other euro-zone members.

Apart from the grandiosity of his long-range scheme, Brown differed from the mainstream of Northern abolitionism in his peculiar affinity with the South — both with the blacks he wanted to help liberate and with the slaveholders he wanted to destroy.

The results suggest that population density and facilities accessibility are positively associated with individual BMI and distance to the nearest bus stop is negatively associated, both directly and totally, differing from the mainstream views of Western developed countries.

However Turing and Penrose are alike in seeing this as an important question affecting the assumption that all mental action is computable; in this they both differ from the mainstream view in which the question is accorded little significance.

Limited information is available about how Arabic-speaking migrants with diabetes, in Australia, perceive patient-pharmacist relationship and how these perspectives differ from the mainstream society (represented by Caucasian English-speaking people).

Ideologically speaking, how did the crate-digging connoisseurs who largely created breaks records tend to differ from the mainstream audiences who consumed those records?

These groups generally differ from the mainstream consensus in specific practices, rather than in theological perspectives, and tend to have smaller congregations on average.