Sentence examples for ideas of mainstream from inspiring English sources

It directly reflected the ideas of mainstream macroeconomists at elite universities -- the economists typically quoted in the media -- from the so-called fresh-water conservatives at schools like the University of Chicago to the salt-water semi-liberals of Yale, Princeton and MIT.

But the idea of mainstream height-blind casting is still pretty implausible.

From The Descendants to Moneyball to Silver Linings Playbook to 12 Years a Slave to Gravity, Toronto is the festival that, more than any other, helps to launch the very idea of mainstream quality movies into orbit.

The idea of mainstream, straight-identified men prominent, successful ones, even molesting young boys is still deemed an anomaly.

I've been getting used to this idea of mainstream success, as opposed to my little counterculture ghetto where I was very happy.

The transsexual performers that you've mentioned are still operating in this specific idea of mainstream success of glamor, and being accepted as these powerful women, but in the context of a system that you could say is arguably corrupt at some levels.

The transsexual performers that you've mentioned are still operating in this specific idea of mainstream success – of glamour, and being accepted as these powerful women, but in the context of a system that you could say is arguably corrupt at some levels.

Everett's tastes tend to steer from the mainstream, but he doesn't object to the idea of going mainstream himself.

The symbolic products of these systems generally represent the ideas and values of mainstream corporate society or the views of dominant groups in U.S. culture" (Fiske 1987, Lembo 1992).

The symbolic products of these systems generally represent the ideas and values of mainstream corporate society or the views of dominant groups in U.S. culture" (Fiske 1987, Lembo 1992)." The racial stereotypes don't seem to end.

The very idea of this mainstream disco ballroom has gone.