Sentence examples for mainstream awareness from inspiring English sources

Established when a new François Truffaut film was an event, the festival rode a wave of popular interest in foreign-language film and a growing mainstream awareness that cinema is an art form.

The D.J. lineup was savvy, mostly a collection of dons of long-gone, diminished or hyperlocal hip-hop tributaries and black dance-music subcultures, the sort that connoisseurs obsess over but that rarely crack mainstream awareness.

The 1999 movie "Boys Don't Cry," depicting the murder of Brandon Teena, a transgendered teen from Nebraska, may have raised mainstream awareness of the issue, but the stigma surrounding people who express gender ambiguity still runs deep.

"Like most startups, our main challenge is gaining mainstream awareness of the product".

Twitter has made a huge push over the last year to increase mainstream awareness of the service.

Although the results of 3D printing are gaining mainstream awareness and praise, consumers are still somewhat removed from the creation process.

MATTHEW BARNEY had long since captured the attention of art world insiders, but this year he was catapulted into mainstream cultural awareness, largely by "The Cremaster Cycle," his spectacular five-film opus.

In addition to advocating "one square per restroom visit," the singer raised mainstream green awareness by touring the country in a biodiesel-powered bus.

Here, we describe how we used rigorous program evaluation methods to assess the effectiveness of a community-based natural resource management program that "mainstreamed" HIV awareness and prevention activities within rural communities in Namibia.

Identify a summary indicator or small set of indicators for ECD that could be tracked and reported at subnational, national, regional and global levels to focus advocacy and mainstreaming, build awareness and track progress toward critical outcomes (UNICEF HQ).

And when the visibility of the professional Asian-American class increases in mainstream culture, the awareness of working class immigrants and their problems can get lost, said Robert Ku, a professor of English and of Asian-American Studies at Hunter College.