Sentence examples for mainstream pursuit from inspiring English sources

In Victorian times, butterfly collecting was a mainstream pursuit.

Yoga has evolved from a passion for the few into a mainstream pursuit.

Bernard's lavish retreat on the Hudson featured a herd of performing elephants, a baseball diamond, and frequent wild parties, but his followers ultimately made yoga a mainstream pursuit.

Media companies say that piracy — some prefer to call it "digital theft" to emphasize the criminal nature of the act — is an increasingly mainstream pursuit.

There are hopes of a last-minute reprieve, but it's a sign of the times: chess is dying as a mainstream pursuit.

Such discrepancies were central to early critiques of the commission, the most famous of which, Mark Lane's "Rush to Judgment" (which took on both the second gunman and the Ruby questions) and Sylvia Meagher's "Accessories After the Fact" (which argued for a conspiracy involving anti-Castro Cubans), were instrumental in establishing conspiracy theory as mainstream pursuit.

But in line with his mainstream pursuits, Kondabolu said he dabbled in more conventional political humor for his album, critiquing the presidential nominees and even questioning Bernie Sanders' self-proclaimed socialism and Barack Obama's term in office.

"The mainstream media's pursuit of [information] has required Yele to divert precious resources during this critical time in order to answer various inquiries.

Social rejection is something many new gadgets have to overcome in their pursuit of mainstream adoption.

Whether it's BuzzFeed's "clean eating challenge" or the Deliciously Ella cookbook selling over a quarter of a million copies, there is clearly a mainstream movement towards the pursuit of dizzying virtue.

A facility for smart, challenging roles on the stage -- in "Homebody" she is a hyperarticulate woman in love with archaic words; in "Air Pump" she was a geneticist is not necessarily the most useful attribute in the pursuit of mainstream fame and fortune.