Sentence examples for mainstream profile from inspiring English sources

This singer-songwriter's mainstream profile dimmed, but she continues to release albums with a low-key, confessional spark.

And how come, if it's for Tim and Eric, a comedian with a mainstream profile like Will Ferrell can get away with playing a buck-toothed child molester?

This singer-songwriter's mainstream profile dimmed with the mid-decade decline of alt-rock, but she continues to release albums with a low-key, confessional spark.

A narration by Matt Damon clearly elevated the film's mainstream profile, but there's no celebrity fluff in the film's righteous anger.

(An abridged EP version was eventually released to stores to capitalize on Drake's raised mainstream profile. It has sold almost 500,000 copies, a surprising number for a collection of songs widely available free online).

Meanwhile, in the 2006 fiction film "Factory Girl," about Edie Sedgwick, his most famous superstar, Warhol's already creepy mainstream profile reaches its nadir with a portrait of the artist as the embodiment of 1960s urban decadence, a gay vampire sucking the life out of an innocent led astray.

The mainstream profiles in the third quest may be grouped according to whether they portray Jesus primarily as an apocalyptic prophet, a charismatic healer, a cynic philosopher, the true Messiah, or an egalitarian prophet of social change.

But when the new Timeline features roll out and are adopted by the mainstream, Facebook profiles will become closer to a virtual mirror of our lives than any other network or website, including a personal blog, has ever been.

While Trump's controversial (and in some ways problematic) new National Security Advisor Mike Flynn was right very early on about Isis while director of Defense Intelligence -- something invariably left out of critical mainstream media profiles of the guy, and something for which he deserves a great deal of credit -- there is no evidence that Team Trump is clear on what to do now.

As expertly curated by the equally renowned Kristine McKenna, one of the first mainstream journalists to profile the early LA punk scene, the show becomes a tapestry in and of itself, whether one moves one way or the other throughout the gallery.

Many executives in Hollywood say that Mr. Gibson's movie, which chronicles in bloody detail the last hours of Jesus' life, is potentially inflammatory and not commercial enough for a high-profile mainstream studio like Fox.