Sentence examples for known mainstream from inspiring English sources

But I feel like those artists and their works have transcended the art world and become fairly well known mainstream icons.

The songs of Frank Sinatra and Italian opera divas fill the air, the celebrity pictures of past patrons (everyone from Mayor W. Rudolph Giuliani to Joe Pepitone of the Yankees) hang on the bar-room walls, tuxedoed waiters, some of whom have been at Stella for 20, 25 or 30 years, scurry about and the menu lists every known mainstream Italian dish.

Everybody already knows mainstream America, including most of our well-heeled, well-traveled visitors from abroad (who else can afford Olympic rates?).

We all know mainstream cinema is now a cannibal's conveyor belt which seeks to refeed us yesterday's breakfast, and to eke it out over as many portions as possible.

This much we know: mainstream politics is in a state of agitated crisis, the populist right are making hay, and the European project looks ridden with ever-widening cracks.

In the United States, the ones we've heard of tend to be the avant-gardists; that probably says more about the natural aesthetic affinities of Italians than it does about how well they know mainstream American postwar jazz.

Montgomery repeats what many of us already know: mainstream American society has been taught to see a young black man as a threat.

When I played organ I was mainly jazz oriented, but when I started playing piano I went, "You know, mainstream jazz, modern jazz, post World War II jazz, bebop, whatever you want to call it just doesn't fit me on the piano".

But, you know, mainstream practices might not see it as 'true' medicine.

Not particularly well known among mainstream American audiences, Mr. Hung, 58, is known as the "Big Brother" of the Hong Kong kung fu film.

Ms. Parisse (best known to mainstream audiences for her seasons on the late, lamented "Law and Order") embodies the conflicted sides of Helena with fine-handed persuasiveness.