Sentence examples for mainstream reason from inspiring English sources

Music is the most mainstream reason to have Internet at home.

The Oculus Quest seems like the first VR device normal people could really fall in love with, but have consumers gotten a really mainstream reason to need it yet?

There's a reason mainstream film-makers stick to the formula: it works.

It takes people with disparate backgrounds and beliefs and brings them into line with mainstream norms of reason and taste.

Hoffman labelled the film a "brazenly by-the-numbers schmaltzy sports epic", but added: "There's a reason mainstream film-makers stick to the formula: it works".

Labour lost so heavily that Mr Wilders questioned if it could decently stay in the coalition government.In this section Swing low, swing right Sarkozy on top Wilders rides in But still it moves Merkel's mood music Rajoy ahoy Time to start fretting Lat in the lurch The endless election round ReprintsThe mainstream has good reason to worry.

Part of the reason mainstream LGBT leaders fail to more actively take on anti-gay religious leaders is that for them to do so, while failing to also take on their anti-equality politician-allies, would make them look like hypocrites.

Of course it is not evidence that we in the mainstream credit or reasons that we find reasonable, or facts that we acknowledge.

Those that do are often created outside the mainstream, for the reasons Anna Anthropy outlined at Indiecade last year.

Britain should keep open the possibility of eventual membership of the European single currency, according to a Labour frontbencher who says it would be "ludicrous" for the UK to cut itself off from the EU mainstream for ideological reasons.

AUCTIONS AND ANTIQUES "Outsider artists," who tend to be self-taught, keep their distance from the mainstream for myriad reasons: they might be rural folk artists, social malcontents, autistic savants, seers, or "normal" office workers who have a secret hobby of creating giant structures out of string.