Sentence examples for mainstream readers from inspiring English sources

Mainstream readers more or less fled, screaming.

To mainstream readers, this argument may seem arcane.

"They became about furniture or politics... dangerously close to Wallpaper or Monocle, which are brilliant at what they do but are not what mainstream readers want.

That a book about cruising has been so welcomed by mainstream readers and critics, and featured on best of lists is pretty stunning.

Heterosexual writers no longer omit gay characters from their universes; authors formerly categorized as gay writers are now reaching mainstream readers.

Designers and editors rallied to Ms. McEvoy's defense while acknowledging that her mix of high fashion and upper-crust personalities did not always succeed with mainstream readers.

This weekend, as many head to movie theatres to see Peter Jackson's adaptation of "The Hobbit," it's easy to forget that there was a time when Tolkien's work was largely confined to the ranks of children's literature and cult fiction, and that it was Auden and others like him who helped legitimize Tolkien for today's mainstream reader.

I hope there's more commerce, in that sense, the poetic sense, between the mainstream general readers and contemporary poets".

They felt that if Martin's epic could bring fantasy into the mainstream for readers, it could do the same for viewers and threw considerable resources at it.

Research into the tastes of mainstream newspaper readers has long shown that people like short stories and news that is relevant to them: local reporting, sports, entertainment, weather and traffic.

Kate Constable author of Always McKenzie I'd like to suggest Timothy Conigrave's Holding The Man, a best-selling and very moving memoir from 1995, which revealed to mainstream Australian readers that two ordinary, football-playing schoolboys could fall in love.