Sentence examples for mainstream assumptions from inspiring English sources

It should also be noted that certain fantasy elements in Jarmusch's universe were by this time becoming more pronounced, partly because his use of Hollywood genres - westerns and hitman thrillers - were only emphasising his distance from certain mainstream assumptions.

Carrigan disagrees with David Jay's theory that we are in the third phase of the asexuality movement: "I don't see how it's possible to say we're now at a stage where mainstream assumptions about asexuality are being changed while most of the population are only dimly aware of its existence".

In this article, four alternative future scenarios generate implications that challenge mainstream assumptions about the future of parenting and reveal possibilities for future male and female roles.

Accounting researchers adopting structural and post-structural interpretive approaches have long criticized mainstream assumptions about the enduring economic aspects of accounting systems, highlighting their roles in reflecting and shaping social realities that are contradictory, diverse, and changing.

The pose conjures the Afro-surreal, familiar in its tenderness yet alien to mainstream assumptions of how black men and boys are suppose to be.

Most importantly, she makes the critical connections between gender-based violence and racism, our flawed legal systems, and religiously-grounded, mainstream assumptions about gender, sex and power.

PAGE A21 PAUL KRUGMAN We're living in a world in which oil prices keep setting records, in which the idea that global oil production will soon peak is moving from fringe belief to mainstream assumption.

But we're living in a world in which oil prices keep setting records, in which the idea that global oil production will soon peak is rapidly moving from fringe belief to mainstream assumption.

But Germany's musical vitality also owes something to a mainstream assumption that classical music has a place at the table alongside pop culture, and not merely as a generic signifier of gentility and refinement or as a tool for enhancing relaxation, romance or a fancy dinner.

Their own mainstream economic assumptions about human selfishness suggest they will not.

This says a lot about status and mainstream cultural assumptions about social roles and of power.