Sentence examples for mainstream ascendancy from inspiring English sources

Of what we've seen, nothing seems destined for mainstream ascendancy.

Mounting a shrewd critique of that movement, he explains how it moved from the radical fringe to the mainstream with the ascendancy of Ronald Reagan.

Paul was roundly dismissed as an isolationist, despite articulating views that mirrored the Republican Party mainstream prior to the ascendancy of the neoconservatives under the second Bush administration.

It is clear that as a religion formulated during an era of political ascendancy, the mainstream traditions of Islam have yet to find comfortable moorings as minorities in the contested public spaces of a secular, pluralist West.

Just two years ago, the same mix of free-market, human-rights ideology that occupies the West's political mainstream seemed to be in ascendancy.

His views, which never really found favor even in the years of conservative ascendancy, appear headed even further from the mainstream.

Le Pen's current ascendancy contrasts with the dire state of the mainstream parties in France.

He also states that he sees the role of psychotherapy as central to the practise of psychiatry – and in this he dissents from the more mainstream "biological" model of treatment that has been in the ascendancy since the 1970s.

Her current ascendancy contrasts graphically with the dire state of the mainstream parties in France.

As a result, Austria's mainstream, respectable right has acquired a rare, if perhaps short-lived, ascendancy.

Both the liberal mainstream and leftist liberals face huge challenges regaining political ground: – Republican Ascendancy.