Sentence examples for mainstream scenes from inspiring English sources

When I owned my own content, I tried to merge trans scenes with more "mainstream" scenes, rather than keeping them separate.

A staple of most modern porn is the big, globby money shot the giant payoff end of most mainstream scenes when someone is drenched in jizz.

Every generation of artists has its own avant-garde, even if the historical notion of an avant-garde as an oppositional force against an entrenched orthodoxy is no longer applicable; the uncritical absorption of most contemporary art into the mainstream scene has meant, in effect, that the once oppositional has become the establishment.

His view of the entertainment world - and this is certainly borne out by reality - is that it will accept only a certain number of black people: "There is a black comedy circuit, but the mainstream scene is only going to let so many of us through at a certain time.

It all started with a bang, back in 2008 when binary options entered the mainstream scene of trading.

Cecil Brooks is a drummer and a record producer in New York's underground-mainstream scene; he'll be bringing in some seasoned players to make up his band, including the pianist John Hicks and the trumpeter Riley Mullins.

The magazine – whose initials stand for New Musical Express – has played a pivotal role in both the independent and mainstream music scenes over its six decades of publication.

It may seem like that's not so different from what happens on the mainstream gay scene, albeit with different music – but the gaysian scene is unique, as there's an emphasis not only on expressing one's sexuality but on celebrating Asian culture.

Alternative rock is a diverse grouping of rock bands that in America developed largely from the hardcore scene in the 1980s in stark opposition to the mainstream music scene.

Anyone in the market for a snapshot view of what can now be considered the mainstream Williamsburg scene will do well to visit this group show of resident talent.

With new vocals, by Kirsty Hawkshaw, it became a crossover hit both among underground ravers and in the mainstream pop scene.