Sentence examples for mainstream of causes from inspiring English sources

As for gay rights, when even the leader of the Conservative party finds it politic to legislate for gay marriage, homosexual liberation appears the most mainstream of causes.

The mainstreaming of grunge caused Kurt Cobain much angst but at least he could take comfort in having consigned an especially witless strand of rock to the dustbin of history.

But it wasn't until the past few days that the movement to end the drug war achieved the mark of every mainstream political cause in America a bunch of celebrities attached their names to it.

But it wasn't until the past few days that the movement to end the drug war achieved the mark of every mainstream political cause in America – a bunch of celebrities attached their names to it.

But the issue has been by turns exoticized or, more commonly, omitted from serious consideration in the mainstream dialogue about causes of conflict and prospects for peace.

By being fearless in her sexual identity, she perverted the mainstream and caused millions of people to confront ideas surrounding gender, religion, and personal agency.

While there is a world of difference between the theatrical and distinctly cartoonish world that Ghost inhabit and the shadowy occult realm that superficially informs their visual and lyrical shtick, the fact that a band that proclaims their allegiance to Beelzebub now lurks on the fringes of mainstream success is cause for great cheer in these times of sanitised corporate rock.

Yet her great causes - community and political theatre, improvisation, working-class language - have passed into the mainstream of drama and her record remains unsurpassed.

fi. may become the mainstream of lit.

I am a mainstream Republican in the mainstream of New Jersey".

Thus, Western medicine remains the mainstream of health care.