Sentence examples for mainstream ascent from inspiring English sources

It's a departure from the quiet violence of Wheatley's previous features like Kill List and High-Rise and sets the stage for Wheatley's mainstream ascent.

Though its ascent into mainstream relevance means it's no longer the cult-like "outlaw" brand its champions once cherished, Apple is still positioned squarely as the "anti-PC".

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Part of the reason Sunny has been so successful, despite its lack of fancy awards to place on the mantle, is its rabid cult following, which has helped to spread the word about the show and stuck with it even through its ascent into mainstream consciousness.

Timo Soini, the party leader, who casts himself as a jovial everyman, is pitching for the premiership.Finland's mainstream politicians have acknowledged the ascent of the True Finns.

Molly's ascent to the mainstream lexicon has roughly coincided with the ascent of Skrillex and the clumsily named electronic dance music (EDM) to the top of the US dance music charts.

Even if mystic or nostalgic nationhood holds some charms for the rank and file, the mainstream SNP has in its ascent neutralised the rage and romance of the "Celtic" tradition.

Despite being trained by the legendary Shawn Michaels and universally recognised as one of the best in-ring talents of his generation, he seemed unlikely to make an ascent towards the mainstream of wrestling.

Through her immersion in arts and culture I ended up tagging along to seminal dance works such as Bangarra's Ochre, exhibition openings of great artists like Ian Abdulla and was witness to Christine Anu's ascent within the mainstream music industry.

Gary Richards aka Destructo has been at the center of electronic music's ascent to the mainstream over the past decade as the brains behind the undeniable HARD franchise.

But after an ascent into the alternative mainstream, Ween seemed to retreat, releasing a string of fanciful, often elegant albums with more small pleasures than big ones.