Sentence examples for mainstream of his from inspiring English sources

Bork lost not because he answered but because of how he answered; a majority of senators saw him, correctly, as being outside the political mainstream of his time.

And yet, as these events have further alienated him from the mainstream of his party, he has seemed to take many of his supporters with him.

When he was first elected to the Senate in 1986, after two terms in the House, he was in the mainstream of his party.

This reflects the president's style more than his substance; he is in the mainstream of his party, so popular that any primary challenge has been out of the question.

Another reason that these artists can remain religious and inventive might lie in the roots of Judaism itself, a faith that began with one rogue who decided to shun the mainstream of his time and live by new, strange rules.

Mr. Pataki's support of the president's war effort is even more striking given his differences with the Bush administration and the mainstream of his party on many other issues, among them gun control, abortion and stricter air pollution controls.

It is perhaps little surprise that one of the biggest cheerleaders for the report is Nigel Farage, who celebrated the mainstreaming of his divisive rhetoric: "Excellent report … Much of what I have been saying for years".

Last month, Roxane Gay, a black female author who has also been the target of digital harassment, dropped her contract with the publishing house in protest of its association with Yiannopoulos and the mainstreaming of his bigotry.

A few years ago, he was considered outside the mainstream of even his own party.

Gough's big problem was the mainstream nature of his fledgling fame.

From then on, he kept apart from the mainstream trends of his time.