Sentence examples for mainstream may be from inspiring English sources
The mainstream may be getting dumber by the day, but we are living in what looks like a golden age of publishing for, of all people, the university presses.
NBC plans to feature both the women's and the men's races prominently in its first two nights of coverage from Sydney, but the mainstream may be too much to hope for in the United States, where the triathlon began.
It's an argument that can be applied to all kinds of independent theatre, and reminds us that while the lure of the mainstream may be strong, not all that glitters is gold.
The New Mainstream may be the latest in-crowd, but make no mistake about it.
These comments perhaps represent an acceptance of such online forums as a space in which treatments beyond the mainstream may be discussed openly.
Methodology for identification of farm types for precise technological intervention and policy support, if mainstreamed, may be beneficial to the institutional arrangement that reduces transaction cost in smallholder agricultural production by providing appropriate technology to the smallholders rapidly.
The liberal-consensus film is a virtual genre; if such films aren't necessarily in the very wide current of the mainstream, it may be an indication that liberalism isn't itself the core of the mainstream consensus.
And when you are writing about controversial issues, readers' passions can be aroused no matter how mainstream you may be.
Of greater interest to a mainstream audience may be Mr. Gallo's emergence as an important Verdi baritone.
The combined mystique of Lincoln and Day-Lewis – a dual gold-standard of mainstream quality – may be impossible to resist.
The secret of his mainstream success may be that, unlike many stand-ups who call Glasgow home, there's nothing remotely abrasive or "committed" about him.
