Sentence examples for distinct from mainstream from inspiring English sources
Jehovah's Witnesses is a millenarian restorationist Christian denomination with nontrinitarian beliefs distinct from mainstream Christianity.
Bands dubbed "alternative" had no unified style, but were all seen as distinct from mainstream music.
The Xian Right (as distinct from mainstream Christianity) has finally tired of trotting out "defense of marriage" ballot measures.
The Hasidim are the most conservative wing of the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community and are culturally, ideologically, and politically distinct from mainstream American Jews.
Overall, this study will help inform regulators and TCAM practitioner groups to navigate the unique challenge of regulating health care providers long excluded from national health care systems, who frequently work from within paradigms distinct from mainstream biomedicine.
10 11 The Amish maintain a cultural identity distinct from mainstream American culture that is characterised by traditional dress, a plain lifestyle and non-adoption of modern technology (eg, electricity, cars and telephones), German dialect, separate school system and ultra-conservative Anabaptist religious practices.
As with all Little Bulb's work, the musical creates a particular world distinct from the mainstream.
She would prefer the black experience to stay distinct from the mainstream.
The government has accused the rebels of receiving unofficial support from Iran, although Zaydism is doctrinally distinct from the mainstream Shiite Islam practiced in Iran.
Festival organizers in all those sites describe a public thirsty for high-quality films with sensibilities distinct from the mainstream Hollywood and Bollywood fare to which they have access.
The best of Nielsen's symphonies, the Fourth (the "Inextinguishable") among them, are utterly compelling, sometimes shattering, works in a refreshingly individual style, lean and propulsive, as distinct from the Germanic mainstream as from the standard Slavic alternative.
