Sentence examples for enduring mainstream from inspiring English sources

Look at evidence: against the odds he won the "Battle of Brazil", with his director's cut winning international plaudits; 12 Monkeys was a huge box-office hit with enduring mainstream appeal; even that damned Don Quixote project is now back up and running again with Robert Duvall in the saddle.

But mainstream culture will struggle to capture him, because Bowie managed to become an enduring mainstream figure without ever being mainstream.

Of Chris, SX News said "One could simply dismiss the gay character as simply just another plot line, but there's no denying its significance, especially with a show as enduring and mainstream as Neighbours.

He attributes An Awesome Wave's success – not just the Mercury prize but 100,000 sales in the UK and 75,000 more abroad – partly to the enduring power of mainstream radio, which shared his appreciation of the album as an art form in what he calls the "single-track economy".

Hay Fever, the first of Coward's plays to gain an enduring place in the mainstream theatrical repertoire, also appeared in 1925.

We did more good than harm, is the mainstream view, but can you fit into the mainstream with an enduring belief that empire did more harm than good?

The decision to unveil a statue of the Australian rules footballer Nicky Winmar outside Perth's new stadium has caused a minor ruckus but, as Sean Gorman writes, criticism is symptomatic of mainstream Australia's enduring failure to completely embrace and understand the importance of country and connection for the proud Noongar man.

Accounting researchers adopting structural and post-structural interpretive approaches have long criticized mainstream assumptions about the enduring economic aspects of accounting systems, highlighting their roles in reflecting and shaping social realities that are contradictory, diverse, and changing.

One of the enduring problems limiting the development of mainstream Aids films has been the long-held perception that movies depicting the disease will not be embraced by audiences.

But the most striking finding from these so-called intentional individuals and communities is not a rose-tinted vision of alternative prosperity immediately transferable from the margin to the mainstream, but a set of enduring conflicts and tensions.

The phrase has become a buzzword during a period when taking delight in clothes with a cheerful disregard for the male gaze has become an increasingly mainstream fashion position: see, the enduring and unexpectedly widespread popularity of dungarees.