Sentence examples for mainstream criticism from inspiring English sources

Mainstream criticism of this trend, however, is limited.

How might digital experimentation impact upon mainstream criticism?

It perfectly distills a moment when mainstream criticism is detail-niggling, officiously interpretive, and hot-breathed at the peep-show window of pop culture.

Certainly, despite the wave of mainstream criticism of the Romney campaign in the past 48 hours, his polling numbers have improved in recent weeks.

Jones, a lawyer and a Mormon from Phoenix, who saw the show with Mr. Dehlin, "and when you want to be a mainstream religion you open yourself up to mainstream criticism.

I'm not for a moment suggesting that mainstream criticism is redundant (that would be like a turkey voting for Christmas), because it serves a purpose both for theatres and theatregoers.

Bloggers frequently come in for criticism from mainstream critics, practitioners, and to be honest, each other.

With that out of the way! 1UP has taken it upon itself to defend the PlayStation 3 from so-called "mainstream" media criticism.

Back then, in the 80s and 90s, mainstream food criticism was apolitical and incurious; composed specifically for a tragically uncool demographic of moneyed debauchees who'd scarcely adventure beyond the white tablecloth.

Presumably then, if he were to get his wish and literary taste suddenly became the mainstream, literary criticism as an institution would either implode or somehow transfer its properties to other, less popular areas.

Such was the power of Kael's voluminous writing about movies that she transformed the sensibility and standards of mainstream pop culture criticism in America -- mostly for the better, despite her bullying personality (in print and in life), her sloppy professional ethics and her at times careerist escapades in self-dramatizing contrarianism.