Sentence examples for mainstream emergence from inspiring English sources

Seinfeld marked the full-fledged mainstream emergence of the idea that it was possible to be cool with your exes.

The album's success with critics and consumers has been viewed as highly contributory to hip hop's mainstream emergence in 1990, dubbed by Billboard editor Paul Grein as "the year that rap exploded".

Much of the credit for the mainstream emergence of MILFiness goes to glamorous celebrity moms and the tabloids that chronicle their hotness at every step, from bump watch to pregnancy to post-delivery workouts (ugh) and accessorizing with and for the baby.

From the political arena to the courts, the emergence of same-sex marriage as a mainstream issue in less than a generation has upended convention, scrambled long-held assumptions and defied history.

The changes mirror larger trends in certain segments of New York's Asian-American community -- namely, the growing visibility of young Asian-American professionals in what is considered mainstream culture, and the emergence of popular art forms that voice their sensibilities.

The emergence of mainstream voices in America urging a similar course of action has given encouragement to European officials, who a few weeks ago were more or less resigned to America going it alone.

Perhaps it's the participatory zeitgeist of the digital age – whether expressed by playing video games, voting in TV reality shows or posting responses to the writings of paid journalists - that is encouraging participatory art to spread beyond the digital world, in the same way that the emergence of mainstream photography coincided in France with the rise of impressionist painting.

Part of the problem has been competition from the mainstream media and the emergence of television shows like Entertainment Tonight, Inside Edition and Extra! which thrive on the same celebrity gossip fare as the checkout counter tabloids.

And we've seen it thanks to the emergence of mainstream trans icons like Laverne Cox.

In my view, and what the film is trying to communicate, is that the continuum is all connected, and what we're seeing in mainstream culture is an emergence toward new technologies, new ways of manufacturing and creating food, that are alternatives to using animals.

"Below" may not mark Mr. Twohy's emergence into the mainstream, but his promise remains undiminished.