Sentence examples for mainstream of examples from inspiring English sources

The latest and most mainstream of examples is the treacly sweet "Unfriend You" by Greyson Chance, a Bieber-a-like who was fittingly discovered on YouTube.

When students in my all-black Young Male Scholars' (YMS) high school program are asked to identify mainstream media examples of men of color being vulnerable, or expressing emotion that isn't violent, objectifying and/or "turnt up"; most are at a loss.

Taking innovation mainstream The examples of great practice described earlier only catch the imagination because they are too few in number.

It is questionable if it is central in the mainstream of Christian mysticism, for example, where typically the mystic forgets all else only to better contemplate God.

The first mainstream example of the gangster revival was Bonnie and Clyde (1967) by Arthur Penn and featuring Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway in the title roles.

"Tall Cool One" (1959) by The Wailers and "Louie Louie" by the Kingsmen (1963) are mainstream examples of the genre in its formative stages.

Murdock's methods are, in that context, utterly mainstream, an example of extraordinary discipline rather than frontier science.

In contrast to such accounts of being consumed by the mainstream, there were examples of successful partnerships between AMSs, government and other non-government agencies.

Casual games are the mainstream of gaming world, and Mini-Clips is a good example.

But this may be less a story of someone with a niche following going mainstream than an example of the evolution of the do-it-yourself business in general.

Pearmain points, as an example, to how contestants on X Factor, the most mainstream of contexts, are styled.