Sentence examples for mainstream of common from inspiring English sources

As for ABC, its action is morally repugnant, but at the same time it's operating smack in the mainstream of common U.S. entertainment business practice.

Participating in the creative cult of science-fiction fandom was a choice that could lead to an entire life spent outside of the mundane mainstream world of common existence.

Boris is right to be thinking in this direction, but sadly it is going to be some time before this kind of common sense becomes mainstream thinking.

That's where Obama's restatement of his occasional skeet shooting interests takes on new life, as he tries to assert some level of common cause with mainstream gun owners and sportspersons, and opponents to new gun safety legislation air suspicions and put his claims on trial.

In so doing, he touches on one of mainstream media's common bad habits in attempting to produce so-called objective and/or impartial journalism.

AES is the most mainstream and common encryption standard in the 21st century, with the advantages of high efficiency, good stability and flexibility.

Organic light-emitting diode (OLED) will possibly become the mainstream in lighting technology given that its features, such as self-luminosity, deflectivity, and penetrability, are different from those of common light sources.

Often they are mainstream scientists who are misrepresented by out-of-context quotes and misleading citations but who are in no reasonable sense critics of common ancestry.

That maybe this band of Travellers and Muslims had bonded in their community's common exile from the mainstream of British life.

They have the problems common to intellectuals who go mainstream, of looking less rigorous, more easy-listening, although they still seem pretty smart to me.

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