Sentence examples for mainstream notion from inspiring English sources
In 2012, phase three of the asexuality movement, as Jay defines it, is about challenging the mainstream notion of what constitutes a normal sex drive.
Ashish himself is unstinting in his praise: "Winnie's unique look challenges perceptions of beauty in an industry obsessed with a kind of 'perfection' and a mainstream notion of what is beautiful or edgy," he says.
Perhaps paradoxically, this point is more important than ever now that the word 'evolution' has entered the public consciousness and lexicon as a mainstream notion.
They found that, in contrast to pro and contra accounts, the arguments of all three organizations reflected a policy consensus based on the mainstream notion of industrial agricultural production, promoting the intensification and expansion of rural production.
For those who claim it, "queer" is an inclusive identity with a critical perspective of the worlds in which we live, where a mainstream notion of normalcy of one kind or another spits many people out.
From a reporter at Forbes, whose self-reported audience statistics place its readers at higher levels of wealth and power than any other business publication, is calling the FTS ex-Fossil Fuel Index a welcome first step in making the idea of a world without fossil fuels a mainstream notion?
In recent times, pageants have become a veritable battleground for exposing and enforcing mainstream notions of national and ethnic identities.
The sky's the limit for a scene that doesn't fear failure because it is not striving for mainstream notions of success.
Yet today it is conservative Christians like the Scheibners who, more self-consciously than any other large social group, buck mainstream notions of what constitutes a fulfilled life.
CIE may help clinicians understand, for instance, that mainstream notions of depression or anxiety may not correspond to minority and immigrants' understanding of distress.
This Magazine Challenges Mainstream Notions of Gender and Identity.
