Sentence examples for mainstream references from inspiring English sources

However, the term wind turbine is widely used in mainstream references to renewable energy (see also wind power).

SUZANNE FREEMAN, an editor at Scholastic, said in a letter to Mr. Hikind that "different references portray the Zealots differently, but most of the more mainstream references do not call them terrorists".

He was also the first black artist to appear in a Vogue US editorial at a time when hip-hop was only beginning to move from subculture to a mainstream fashion reference point.

Also within mainstream science, reference to the scientific method is used in arguments regarding the internal hierarchy of disciplines and domains.

A third limitation is the absence of a native mainstream (English-speaking) reference group, due to a lack of resources.

The comparative activity of American-blend and Virginia-type cigarettes was assessed in in vitro cytotoxicity and genotoxicity assays, mostly by using the mainstream smoke of reference cigarettes representative of the two types of market cigarettes.

The list of popular links at Blogdex, which includes references to mainstream news outlets and tiny personal sites, is a vivid example of how bloggers compile their own news reports from across the Web, selecting fragments that interest them no matter what the source.

- When you give presentations, include references to mainstream work so that you don't isolate yourself or your scholarship.

By employing numerous references to mainstream love stories in cinema, Kaling has spun her own protagonist's romantic plight into a kind of rosy and idealistic web.

His accent is vaguely East Coastal, he picks up on the vast majority of mainstream American pop-cultural references, and he follows US news as much as the next guy.

Hip-hop itself has changed enormously of course, becoming mainstream enough to be referenced by the US president.