Sentence examples for exactly mainstream from inspiring English sources
An obsession with Richard III wasn't exactly mainstream for an American teenager in the 1990s.
And if the diet that most starkly represents this — veganism — is no longer considered bizarre or unreasonably spartan, neither is it exactly mainstream.
The programs aren't exactly mainstream radio fare: "Ukrainian Melody," "The Croatian Radio Half-Hour," "Haitian Perspective," "Cosmos FM Greek Radio," the Polish "Radio Most," and news from Radio France International.
Well, his next film, The Elephant Man, may not have been exactly mainstream – after all, it offered another extravagantly malformed human, this time in a starring role – but it did have a story, and indeed dialogue, and one does not at all get the sense that Lynch was the wrong director for the job.
Unfortunately, reporting on DPI is not exactly mainstream and quite patchy, judging by this simple Google news search.
The drive isn't exactly mainstream yet with a $400 price tag, but I can recall paying the same price for my 4x Pioneer DVD-R burner.
It's not exactly a mainstream view to desire, as former BP group chief executive John Brown did, ever closer ties with the Gaddafi regime.
That means the supposedly clean-living Snoop, whose real name is Calvin Broadus, moves from the E! channel's headlines that run across the bottom of the screen, on which celebrity arrests are often mentioned, up to the main screen, if not exactly the mainstream.
The iriver story isn't exactly a mainstream hit here in the states.
Keep in mind, the deals basically mean free money to the publishers, so while Novint gets to list AAA games in its compatibility list, this doesn't exactly signal mainstream acceptance among buyers.
While Reddit isn't exactly a "mainstream" site yet, it is definitely the most widely used site to start accepting bitcoin that I can think of.
