Sentence examples similar to mainstream implication of from inspiring English sources
"It has the same counter-to-mainstream implication of being progressive, driven by artistic freedom, but people think of bands they like instead of slow black-and-white movies about people silently crying in the ruins of Russian-occupied post-war Berlin.
The implication of this anecdote – that crime fiction depends on readers' respect for the investigator – poses a challenge to mainstream British crime fiction, in which there is an overwhelming assumption that justice will ultimately be done.
The implication of this change is exciting.
At best, the implication of a penis.
The level of familiarity with the gender concept and the practical implications of gender mainstreaming for program/project implementation varies greatly between project/program officers and counterparts.
In their haste to rustle up an audience, mainstream institutions have not quite grasped the implications of all this, which is why they keep trying to flatter the vast, anonymous masses by inviting them in.
It's taken mainstream journalists 10 years to spot the implications of business models and engineering practices devised in the early 00s, and start discussing them in any meaningful way.
This has critical implications for mainstream epistemological conceptions of knowledge, insofar as the latter are based on false generalizations drawing only from examples of ungendered knowledge.
If mainstream leaders across Europe are alarmed at the implications of the Swiss vote, analysts said, it is also because they know similar results could be expected in several countries across the EU if single-issue plebiscites were held.
And the mainstream political parties should already be thinking about the implications of the rise of ethnic politics in Britain.
