Sentence examples for mainstream triumph from inspiring English sources

The prospect that it may not be the mainstream triumph their supporters had looked forward to does not seem to horrify them.

Authors considered literary or mainstream – such as Jeanette Winterson and Helen Dunmore – have written novels in the genre, a resurgent Hammer studios has brought us a big screen adaptation of Susan Hill's creepy classic The Woman in Black, self-publishing success Amanda Hocking has made the jump to mainstream triumph with her supernatural series.

Riding high off the Wii's mainstream triumph over the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, he regarded smartphones and tablets as 'the enemy of the future' as recently as 2010.

"While we've been mainstreamed with the triumph of marriage equality, we still retain a sense of being always a bit different, forever something of a vanguard.

None of them disrupt Drake's effortless triumph over mainstream rap excess.

But it's also worth pointing out that on the rare occasions poetry does triumph in mainstream ­literary awards such as the Costa, the judges usually go for some kind of elegy.

A series about mental illness triumphed over mainstream populist documentaries to win a major award.

The fight was set up as black vs white; a fist sport favoured by the immigrant working-class viewers vs. white ultimate fighting; and fans on both sides reacted accordingly with Mayweather's camp heavily invested in his win as validation of a black man triumphing over mainstream whiteness, while McGregor's people wanted to see a very white man beat (literally) a very successful black athlete.

His triumph coincided with mainstream white America's increasing interest in the music and lives of black musicians.

So it seems like a triumph of the mainstream, and nowhere more acutely than in the scene in which Michael goes to a meeting with Sollozzo and McCluskey and executes them.

In the past few years, he has scored international triumphs in such mainstream roles as Don Giovanni and Figaro.