Sentence examples for earliest mainstream from inspiring English sources

One suspects that, like Patrick Modiano, who wrote the script for Louis Malle's "Lacombe Lucien" (1974), one of the earliest mainstream films to highlight the ambiguities of collaboration and resistance, Mr Jackson is fascinated by the very people whose politics he most abhors.

He started blogging about politics for the BBC in 2001 when he was one of the earliest mainstream journalists in the UK to adopt the format.

Colbert's earliest mainstream exposure came in the prime time sketch comedy program The Dana Carvey Show.

The California icon developed some of the earliest mainstream modular synthesizers, several of which including the Buchla 200 and the Buchla Music Easel are still widely used today.

"The chibi art style is decades old and found some of its earliest mainstream expression with popular anime series like the Dragon Ball, Sailor Moon, and Gundam franchises," Sky Castle Studios says.

"The chibi art style is decades old and found some of its earliest mainstream expression with popular anime series like the Dragon Ball, Sailor Moon, and Gundam franchises," Sky Castle Studios says.

In contrast, Potential Early Mainstream respondents prefer PHEVs.

Mr. Shaffer was among the early mainstream critics.

(In fact, the earlier mainstream simply excluded vast swaths of the population, large spans of experience).

Both Pioneer and Potential Early Mainstream respondents are similarly cautious about controlled charging programs, but Pioneers place five times as much value on using electricity generated from renewable sources than the Potential Early Mainstream.

An early mainstream hit was his production of Festen at the Almeida in London in 2004 – an adaptation for the theatre by Eldridge of Thomas Vinterberg's 1998 film.