Sentence examples for mainstream of thinking from inspiring English sources

Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said he personally liked Mr. Hagel but considered him "out of the mainstream of thinking on most issues regarding foreign policy".

Both Mr. Bernanke and Mr. Kohn seem likely to fit well within the mainstream of thinking inside the Fed about the economy and interest rates.

"That's just not going to be a mainstream way of thinking anymore".

7: Don't be apathetic A funny one this - many Muslims make the mistake of thinking that what mainstream Britain wants from us is apathy, a withdrawal from presumptuous political comment, a retreat to the days of corner-shopkeeping and waggling our heads as we talk.

Both lived to see mainstream politicians coming round to their way of thinking, on welfare and the economy.

The mainstream definition of sustainable urbanism is along these lines of thinking: repairing the harm done to the natural system, recycle and reuse resources, and clean waste.

Not only is the view of law as ideology at odds with a lot of mainstream thinking about law, it seems difficult to reconcile with the central philosophical positions on the nature of law, e.g. a positivist conception of law as a set of formal rules, or a natural law conception where law is identified with moral principles.

In economic circles, he is a famous crank — he often makes jokes himself about the fact that his ideas are far removed from any sort of mainstream thinking.

In both initiatives, people around the globe are stating their love for one another publicly through the web and social media, tackling head on the dominant "us-against-them" worldview that so heavily permeates much of mainstream thinking.

Is this just another version of mainstream America thinking that the Olive Garden serves fine Italian cuisine?

The notion that culture is instrumental in creating wealth became a part of mainstream Labour thinking in mid-1990s, according to Robert Hewison's new book on British cultural policy, Cultural Capital.