Sentence examples for mainstream presence from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, the league's mainstream presence (every week through the end of April) also points toward the increased splintering of any communal television audience.

The mainstream presence of Pinterest, Instagram, Snapchat, emoji, and GIFS is a sign that the visual revolutionaries have won: online, we all communicate visually, piecing together sentences from tiny-icon languages.

Chevrolet would no longer have a "mainstream presence" in the region, largely thanks to "the difficult economic situation", GM said.

It was well-known for being the last major market where BlackBerry had any kind of mainstream presence but that's changed now.

Its mainstream presence declined during the 2000s, although newer artists emerged through more independent means of marketing their music.

Activism took many forms, but the most notable success the gay community had was just earning a mainstream presence in our popular entertainment.

Clearly, the 1970s were the great age of porky, beardy, ugly blokes making great pop (Abba, ELO, 10CC) – but the 80s still allowed the ill-favoured and over-40 to have a mainstream musical presence.

(It was during her research on Detroit that she was struck by the fact that pharmacies were practically the only mainstream chain presence, aside from fast food, in many neighborhoods).

Along with a host of other cult and alternative influences percolating into the mainstream, its presence was widely felt by the late 1990s, from the west's embrace of Pokémon fever, to tabloid moral panics, to the obvious visual transfusion received by The Matrix – which became the key touchstone for the next decade of Hollywood actioners.

The leader of the American Nazi Party has said the election of Donald Trump as president would present "a real opportunity for people like white nationalists" to start "acting intelligently", with the aim of building a mainstream political presence similar to that of the Congressional Black Caucus.

Although most mainstream clothing assumes the presence of breasts, a few designers offer a way out.