Sentence examples for mainstream images from inspiring English sources

But do remember not to "knock her up lol", wrote a Daily Mirror reader, commenting under a story about (perfectly mainstream) images of the actress being posted on porn sites – noting helpfully that "not every girl has to be able to do prim and proper to be worth it".

In mainstream images of physical perfection, you would never see a woman with big shoulders; you would only see a man who had waxed his chest in a special interest publication; you would never see a woman with quads that meant anything; you would rarely see a guy as wiry as Bradley Wiggins.

At some point in the past few decades, popular perception began to equate liberalism with effete enablers while conservatism burst from the cultural periphery of the Goldwater era, powered by mainstream images of Ronald Reagan, John Wayne and all-American testosterone, equal parts responsibility, fortitude and discipline.

But when most mainstream images push one narrow depiction of beauty, it also suggests that women who don't look like that are inadequate.

While we know this isn't true, it is unfortunately rare to see mainstream images of black queerness based on acceptance and tolerance.

Richard Prince's photographs and Robert Longo's fashion-forward paintings (these are forward, by about a decade), are sleeker, sexier, more mainstream images and were very much on my radar even then.

Brief discussion From the above works, it was observed that although OCT imaging is increasingly prevalent, DFP is still the mainstream image modality for AMD detection and screening.

This Tea Party wanted to project a mainstream image of a group that is anything but.

The challenge at this point was to find an acceptably romantic, mainstream image for Crosby, who was still an unruly young jazz singer, not averse to taking a drink and with personal habits and musical tastes that might not have pleased middle America.

To place a Muslim woman, who does not even represent the mainstream image of a Muslim in America, in the hands of a man who represents an institution responsible for the terror and agony of many Muslims in the world (not only in Iraq) is not simply insensitive, but disturbing.

But by and large, they grudgingly accepted the argument that the party needed to project a more mainstream image, and Mr. Clinton became the first Democrat to win the White House in 16 years (and then the first to win it twice since Franklin D. Roosevelt).