Sentence examples for mainstream readership from inspiring English sources

One, produced in San Francisco, sought a mainstream readership with its breezy architecture and design coverage.

But for Bantam Dell the sizable advance is also a bet that Dr. LaHaye can continue building a mainstream readership without losing his legions of fundamentalist Christian fans.

Cunningham is a gay writer who wants, as so many of us do, to achieve a mainstream readership – he succeeded with The Hours – but here he stacks the odds against himself.

De Botton's discomfort with English railway stations was not sufficient to cause him to return to Switzerland, and he went on to study history at Cambridge, and to make a career of writing popular books, such as "How Proust Can Change Your Life," that attempt to bring serious ideas to a mainstream readership.

Expanding that lead by reaching out to a more mainstream readership could pay rich dividends.

This year's literary tastemakers were the authors who best brought this experience to a mainstream readership and whose influence will continue to resonate for years to come.

Although factual in tone, the headlines were sometimes sensational and meant to appeal to a mainstream adult readership; for example, stories with headlines such as 'Stoned, Fried, High….

The Voice was the medium through which a mainstream middle-class readership stayed in touch with its inner bohemian.

The faces and names associated with "media legacies" can't help but reinforce a widely held impression of a journalistic elite heading more out of touch with its mainstream audience and readership.

Ms. Welsh said that the online media were contributing to a drop in readership of mainstream newspapers, which are facing increasing commercial pressure to include alternative voices, despite the government regulations.

That's an important development for the mainstream press --internationalization of readership.