Sentence examples for is mainstream enough from inspiring English sources

Well, he is "mainstream" enough to get the support of the Conservative Party, which rejected Mr. Giuliani as too moderate.

"Hillary is mainstream enough that Mike would have no chance, and Mike's not going to go on a suicide mission," Rendell said.

In Australia, he is mainstream enough to have won a recent MySpace poll that asked which musician Australians would like to see installed as Prime Minister.

The goal is a juggernaut franchise on the scale of "Pirates of the Caribbean," a series that appeals squarely to boys but is mainstream enough to lure everyone else and hit a cultural nerve.

"If Hillary wins the nomination, Hillary is mainstream enough that Mike would have no chance, and Mike's not going to go on a suicide mission".

"It's a big game to play, trying to make something that's mainstream enough and still human".

Paul's strategy is to be mainstream enough to come across as an acceptable candidate to Republican primary voters, but unusual enough to offer something genuinely different.

In fact, it's not such a bad idea to require appointments to the bench to be mainstream enough to command some support from the minority.

£40m a day to Brussels was the figure he was given by BNP canvassers, who are mainstream enough to man a stall every week outside Barnsley market.

Fast-forward another decade, and junk was mainstream enough to appear in risqué television comedy, as in 2006, when Andy Samberg and Justin Timberlake sang in a notorious "Saturday Night Live" video spoof: "One: Cut a hole in a box.

At that scale, even tiny per-stream payments add up to a decent sum, and you're mainstream enough to be still selling lots of downloads and CDs on top.