Sentence examples for mainstream of their from inspiring English sources

Both are well within the mainstream of their chosen niches.

Many are free thinkers, keen to exert themselves and their distance from the tarnished mainstream of their parties.

"You have a growing group of all people, who, under the impact of neoliberal internationalisation, have become increasingly excluded from the mainstream of their society.

Both organizations, however, found themselves reduced by their eventual absorption into the cautious mainstream of their parties, and there is a lesson in that for those who would succeed them.

The presence of so many Republican signatories conveys a message that the Republicans who run the House and Senate would be out of step with the mainstream of their own party if they did not support this program.

Their money spawned academic proposals, some of which, like privatized Social Security or missile defense, were so far beyond the mainstream of their time as to be considered ludicrous.

"When you go back to last year, when this was being expressed, I noticed a real frustration that neither party spoke to the mainstream of America, their aspirations for their country and their families," Mr. Rubio told reporters on Wednesday.

So now you have charters and vouchers and Teach for America -- or the mainstreaming of their right-wing agenda".

While their music has become more mainstream of late, their concerns with the problems of Moroccan youth are a continuous thread in their performances.

Yet their music, its vague AOR sheen aside, makes them vastly more acceptable than most mainstream bands of their vintage.

Thus disadvantaged, owners of those stations had to take greater risks and to offer alternatives to the mainstream programming of their more powerful competitors.