Sentence examples for introduced the mainstream from inspiring English sources

Main Street's current suspicion and resentment of Wall Street machinations has introduced the mainstream, historically naïve and unbothered about macroeconomics principles and practices, into feeling that presence in their immediate lives.

It's supposed to introduce the mainstream world to the wonder of listening to almost any song ever on demand.

Several years ago, Sharp introduced the first mainstream 70in televisions.

Their talents had to catch the attention of white editors and publishers who introduced the work to the mainstream in books or literary magazines.

Now widely accepted as "King of The South," he was introduced with the appropriately titled LP Trap Music, an album that revolves around the "trap" or "trapper" lifestyle -- a concept introduced to the mainstream a decade earlier with Outkast's third album Aquemini ("Ya'll Scared," "Spottieottiedopalicious").

It's time these secret celebrities got introduced to the mainstream in "They're Famous!

That's why many of them were encouraged, legitimized and introduced into the mainstream of the emerging middle class".

One subject Americans may recognize is kabbalah, which has been introduced to the mainstream by celebrities, even as critics deride its concepts of selfless devotion as "McMysticism".

In case you hadn't worked it out, voga is a cross between yoga and voguing – the 1980s New York drag scene dance craze, which was introduced to the mainstream by Madonna.

FreeCell was introduced to the mainstream in the early 1990's as part of Microsoft's Entertainment Pack Volume 2. But until it was included with Windows 95 as a game accessory within the operating system, it remained relatively obscure.

Dorsey said that they have been helped by an argument that began making the rounds in academic circles a couple of years ago, and which was introduced into the mainstream by Bill McKibben, an environmentalist and journalist, in a 2012 article in Rolling Stone.