Sentence examples for former mainstream from inspiring English sources

It is easy enough to make sociological guesses as to why the former mainstream was relocated to the fringes, why the former fringes became the center, and why a violence-based genre became ascendant in a violence-saturated era, but wouldn't it be interesting to hear specific insights from someone who has plumbed the depths of the subject?

It's not the first time that Dieudonné, a former mainstream comedian who now puts on highly politicized, tendentious one-man shows in which the far right and the far left unite to laugh at his anti-Semitic humor, has come under the sanction of the law for his remarks.

Certainly, along with staffers at the Guardian, the New York Times and any of Wikileaks' growing number of current and former mainstream media partners, Domscheit-Berg is a possible suspect.

Having attracted a following outside of his former mainstream audience, Ice began recording independently, despite still being signed at Universal.

All the other mainstream Presidential candidates — Amr Moussa, the former secretary-general of the Arab League; Ayman Nour, an oppositionist jailed by Mubarak; Hisham Bastawisi, a former judge — are relative liberals.

The early skirmishes between Corbyn's supporters and the once mainstream former ministers in the shadow cabinet came after the prime minister set out the case for an extension of the airstrikes.

That undercuts efforts to reintegrate former prisoners into mainstream society.

The most obvious suspects are his betrayed former comrades, whether mainstream or dissident republicans.

Either way, seen in the context of his earlier art, the prints and paintings come across as the work of a former maverick turned mainstream player.

Former clergy of mainstream religions have joined the Raëlian Church, especially in Quebec.

Last week it claimed to have commitments from more than 40 mainstream former advertisers, including Wal-Mart and Sprint, to drop his show.