Sentence examples for mainstream embrace from inspiring English sources

That novelty made the mainstream embrace of "Torch Song" an important cultural milestone.

The elevation of occasional stars from the periphery gave the illusion of a larger mainstream embrace, but this was deceptive.

Here are four sites where vogueing thrives, each illuminating aspects of the dance and questions about its mainstream embrace.

The phenomenon is rooted partly in environmental concerns about crowded landfills and the energy consumed in manufacturing as well as a mainstream embrace of recycling.

After being ignored by critics and readers alike, these writers have found a measure of mainstream embrace over the past decade.

Yet even if Mr. Byington would rather not debate the matter himself, those who have followed his work are curious to see if someone with such an idiosyncratic voice can find mainstream embrace.

Today, the mainstream embraces the margins more than ever.

Q:What about the mainstream embracing of ska? A It's sort of the same with ska.

As the movement has flourished and become more mainstream — embraced by activists and food lovers alike — so too have the resources for would-be urban homesteaders.

At the same time, the mainstream embraced Metallica's music — its 1991 self-titled so-called Black Album was one of the best-selling releases of the past quarter century — and for more than a decade the band's pulse-raising, anxiety-provoking anthem "Enter Sandman" rocked Yankee Stadium whenever the home team's ace closer, Mariano Rivera, was called in to preserve a lead.

At the same time, the mainstream embraced Metallica's music its 1991 self-titled so-called Black Album was one of the best-selling releases of the past quarter century—and for more than a decade the band's pulse-raising, anxiety-provoking anthem "Enter Sandman" rocked Yankee Stadium whenever the home team's ace closer, Mariano Rivera, was called in to preserve a lead.