Sentence examples for mainstream seems to from inspiring English sources

The mainstream seems to have put the avant-garde out of business.

A party of the centre, ready for a two-state solution but tough on security, is just what the secular Israeli mainstream seems to want.

Working outside of the mainstream seems to be the stuff that independent filmmakers and film societies are made of, Mr. Nigrin said.

Since the events described in Walls Come Tumbling Down, British music has mutated a thousand times – and though its textures and rhythms are now more multicultural and colourblind than they have ever been, its place at the heart of the mainstream seems to get in the way of any significant musicians doing much that is "political" beyond vanilla charity work.

First, whatever the state of Ukip's internal affairs, the state of politics in both Europe and the US suggests that as economies and societies continue to fragment, and the mainstream seems to have no clear answers, the new rightwing populism is going be with us for some time to come.

Given that her constitutional decisions have been unanimous over 94% of the time and that she has been in the majority over 98% of the time, to call Judge Sotomayor "out of the mainstream" seems to have no basis in her record.

The mainstream seemed to abhor imperfection.

Just two years ago, the same mix of free-market, human-rights ideology that occupies the West's political mainstream seemed to be in ascendancy.

Hip-hop's commercial power and success, penetrating even the least forgiving corners of the mainstream, seemed to ensure that the old stigma and disapproval had all but vanished.

Though today, TV continues to remain the dominant medium, the emerging generation of so-called "digital natives" – the first to have been born into a world where consumer adoption of the web was already mainstream – seem to prefer other behaviors.

But in recent years, mainstream Hollywood seems to have largely abandoned tragedy.