Sentence examples for mainstream trends from inspiring English sources
"mainstream trends" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to the trends in a particular field that are accepted by the majority of people. For example, "Mainstream trends in fashion are often reflected in the clothing offered by stores."
From then on, he kept apart from the mainstream trends of his time.
When the situation comes to indoor localization, WiFi received signal strength (RSS), channel state information (CSI), and bluetooth form the mainstream trends.
DJ Mustard's trademark bounce is indebted to the Bay Area's raucous hyphy movement a wave of abrasive, early-aughts party rap recorded in defiance of mainstream trends.
"The approach runs contrary to mainstream trends in today's literary marketplace … it rests on the value of precision: the physicality of the book as an object and the startling originality of the craftsman's eye".
Part of the success of US electronic music (or EDM, as they insist on calling it) has been the rejection of parts of dance culture that the British see as integral, such as drugs and a disengagement with mainstream trends.
Bridging the design gap between the 16bit era and the current gen machines, the likes of Sonic Adventure, Soul Calibur and Shenmue showed us where mainstream trends would be heading.
The mainstream trend in psychology has been to leave aside this question of theoretical underpinning.
I am not sure the beauty industry will ever make matte lipstick a mainstream trend, though God knows it tries harder and harder each year.
When multi-coloured hair, a technique that black women are still branded as "ghetto" for donning, came back as a mainstream trend last year, the most commonly lauded for sporting it were white women.
The barriers to entry – having to have a headset or smartphone strapped to your face – are high, meaning only content that grabs viewers' imagination will likely convert an early adopter fad into a mainstream trend.
The sound is linked to a car culture, and its moment as a mainstream trend was brief, but it's been around since the mid-90s, and clearly has more strengths and possibilities than its faddish reception implied.
