Sentence examples for mainstream recurring from inspiring English sources
More mainstream recurring notes are the woody ones, the greens and bouquets reflecting the recurring theme of nature, running through all L'Artisan scents.
This racist sexist theme of culpability -- i.e., "the black bitch deserved it" -- is a recurring one in mainstream perceptions of black women's inability to be victims.
A recurring obstacle is how ignorant mainstream society is of the lives of recent migrants.
In the world of theatre comment, this has manifested itself in recurring, sometimes ugly debates between mainstream critics and the blogging community.
It could only thrive once SaaS became mainstream, and could only scale on top of other recurring revenue businesses.
It wasn't until 1965, with Morrie Turner's "Wee Pals," that the mainstream press carried a syndicated cartoon strip by a black man, with recurring — and respectably human — black characters.
Costs associated with running the research study, control group incentives for data collection, control school dance workshops and recruitment events would not recur during mainstream implementation, but these costs are included for clarity and completeness.
The growing niche success of "Billy" has helped increase Eichner's mainstream success as an actor; in addition to "Difficult People," he had a recurring role in the final two seasons of "Parks and Recreation".
Wilson was a much more mainstream, less disruptive Labour leader than Corbyn; yet throughout his time in office there were recurring Whitehall rumours and press stories about groups of servicemen and ex-servicemen seeking to undermine him.
"I had recurring nightmares.
