Sentence examples for examples of mainstream from inspiring English sources

Examples of mainstream software products for braiding applications include "CAB Design" of August Herzog Textilmaschinenfabric GmbH & Ko KG, Oldenburg, Germany and "Braiding Suite" of TexMind UG (haftungsbeschränkt) Mönchengladbach, Germany.

In fact, though there are clear examples of mainstream candidates implementing policies that they used to oppose to (for example market privatizations by Mitterand, tax increases by Reagan, and more recently, cutbacks by Hollande and, in Spain, by Zapatero), there is not so clear evidence of third parties doing so.

Howard's arguments seem a fairly representative example of mainstream Jamaican public opinion.

Just to get you started, Bill, here's the most obvious example of mainstream Christian hip-hop.

Rock Against the TPP is a rare example of mainstream artists pushing fans to take political action.

Hadid didn't do herself any favours, letting forth a blustering barrage of indignation, but it was a sloppily researched interview, and yet another example of mainstream media focusing solely on her work for dubious regimes – something which most other architects of her international profile are also engaged in, but rarely questioned on.

However, other Paul supporters seized on the remark and have held Bash up as an example of mainstream media bias against their candidate.

Stenberg says artists like Katy Perry, Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus are examples of white mainstream musicians whose music videos are proof that cultural appropriation runs rampant.

Janelle Monae's android alter ego and Andre 3000's extraterrestrial-inspired music videos are prime examples of how mainstream hip-hop artists embraced Afrofuturist narratives over the past decade.

One important objective for such a pilot project could be to transfer good examples of gender mainstreaming from existing women-specific projects, such as prevention of domestic violence.

I cite Kanye West as an example of a mainstream musician doing interesting things, which proves to be a mistake.