Sentence examples for mainstream of thought from inspiring English sources

I often joke that I'm a fencesitter in many areas of my life -- I come out exactly even between left and right brain, between Type A and B, etc. Rarely am I ever in the mainstream of thought on anything.

What I call religion is not relegated solely to the traditional mainstream schools of thought like Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism or Hinduism.

To be like Buffett, stick to your guns if you believe in something -- even if it goes against the mainstream school of thought.

So when Mitt Romney talks about his wealth as a qualification for office, he's expressing an idea that's been in the mainstream of political thought for a very, very long time, an idea with some eminently respectable advocates.

And the Smithsonian article said he pitted himself "against the mainstream of anthropological thought".

And so economists tried, again and again, to bring the Pin Factory into the mainstream of economic thought.

His policy differences with Mrs. Clinton are limited, and his proposals are solidly in the mainstream of Democratic thought.

The Republicans portrayed Mr. McGovern as a cowardly left-winger, a threat to the military and the free-market economy and someone outside the mainstream of American thought.

That would call for a more hands-on role for government than is embraced by the mainstream of economic thought, certainly in the United States.

"So it is essential that the Church of England finds a way of recovering that middle ground and becoming the mainstream of Anglican thought in this country again".

The Democrats have been able to block the four nominees, who they say are conservative ideologues outside the mainstream of legal thought, by threatening filibusters, extended debates.