Sentence examples for mainstream concept and from inspiring English sources

It's a very mainstream concept and probably plays well into a crowd of people who will never bother to understand blogging, let alone microblogging.

Now, the once arcane language of the ecologist is everywhere and sustainability is a mainstream concept.

Although it sharpened rather than softened resistance to evolutionary ideas among scientists and clergy, Vestiges reached a huge audience and, one might argue, made evolution a mainstream concept.

Instead of resembling a glorified wet T-shirt contest, the pageant had three sections: one in which the girls were interviewed about their personalities, a talent portion, and a bikini segment that broke the mainstream concept of who looks good in a bikini.

Could this be the beginning of virtual reality as a truly mainstream concept?

They mastered the law and the facts of cases, and won victories in court – articulating a culture of human rights long before it became a mainstream concept.

"Behavioral economics is not challenging the mainstream concept that selfishness is an important motive; what we are challenging is that it is the only motive".

The mainstream concept of a "mafia" is entirely informed by what we know of the Italian families – a strict hierarchy, a top dog, initiation ceremonies, and a lot of murder.

And trendier styles at Gap.com (where the Baby Gap selection currently includes a particularly cute heather gray sparkle wrap sweater, $29.50) long ago made the idea of toddler fashion a mainstream concept.

Ecosystem services have become a mainstream concept for the expression of values assigned by people to various functions of ecosystems.

I watched him unceasingly help his customers, and really everyone in his life, with an incredibly positive attitude basically living the motto of "pay-it-forward" before that was even a mainstream concept.