Sentence examples for gaining mainstream recognition from inspiring English sources

They're on the tipping point of gaining mainstream recognition for their hotness, which means that you're about to start fancying them.

The cannabinoid has been gaining mainstream recognition ever since CNN covered the story of Charlotte Figi, a pediatric epilepsy patient in Colorado.

It was a step toward rap music gaining mainstream recognition, however, that segment of the show wasn't going to be televised.

The show has since taken off, and Brooks has gained mainstream recognition as a result.

However, he thinks it's possible that more such patients will discover the app as it gains mainstream recognition.

Though a cult-film favorite for his oddball roles in movies like "The Usual Suspects" and "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," he gained mainstream recognition only three years ago, in Steven Soderbergh's "Traffic," playing a Mexican police officer fighting corruption and drug traffickers at the border.

The show in Paris also focuses on soccer as a way for people on the outskirts of society to gain mainstream recognition: It explores the rise of Arab women's teams and the shifting views on race in France between the country's World Cup victories in 1998 and 2018.

Samson has gained mainstream recognition with appearances on television shows such as Saturday Night Live, The Daily Show and 30 Rock.

Though Lawrence's first show was at the Harlem YMCA, the African American artist quickly gained mainstream recognition from the (largely white) art establishment.

His position persuaded MTV to begin airing "Billie Jean" and later "Beat It", which led to a long partnership and later helped other black music artists to gain mainstream recognition.

Though the earliest Twitter hashtag was used in connection with a tech meetup (#barcamp), Herring noted that hashtags gained mainstream recognition during the 2009 Iranian revolution, when terms like "#IranElection" and "#Neda" coursed through the service.