Sentence examples for mainstream ethos from inspiring English sources

What was more, Professor Hansen argued, despite their mainstream ethos, early Hollywood films could contain quietly subversive elements.

Imagine a fairly widespread, fairly mainstream ethos in which politicians, pundits, and academics convened to denigrate practitioners of Christianity or Judaism.

The exhibition drew fire from the get-go — for questionable ethics, for betraying the museum's original anti-mainstream ethos, for blatantly unmagical curatorial thinking — but the flaws of the real thing turn out to overshadow those early concerns, which can be reasonably disputed.

Some UK units reportedly maintain a mainstream school ethos [ 18], with health professionals emphasising the importance of teachers having appropriate expertise.

As the ethos of mainstream state education becomes more liberal and secular, children of Islamic background experience an environment where the role of religion is huge and growing.

Since then, in pockets of the country, the old mainstream, moderate pro-gun ethos has been supplanted by a new absolutism that equates social responsibility with socialism and submission to tyranny.

Further, the fact that brown and black women are seen as objects fit for consumption of straight white male gaze, and with rare exception, not suitable for a spot behind the decks on a festival main stage is problematic and indicative of the huge gap between mainstream dance music's ethos of acceptance and its new reality of exclusivity.

But overdo the publicity or make the films appear mainstream and you disrupt the ethos and turn off fans.

Criticising mainstream Western education as counterproductive to the ethos of the movement, many New Age groups have established their own schools for the education of children, although in other case such groups have sought to introduce New Age spiritual techniques into pre-existing establishments.

The band bring a proudly indie ethos to what is a pristine mainstream sound.

The Do LaB has succeeded at the treacherous task of making desert-inspired counterculture palatable to more mainstream audiences without losing touch with its core ethos.