Sentence examples for mainstream values and from inspiring English sources

But he said the Coalition needed to regroup from the voter backlash delivered at the weekend by sending a clear signal the party was interested in mainstream values and preoccupations and not captured by "fringe issues".

Not only that, but far from being the "fanatical class warrior" of the Daily Mail's imagination, Corbyn represents Labour's mainstream values and is making the case for a social democracy that has been driven from the mainstream for a generation.

But instead of demonstrating a kinship with business leaders, the president has consistently put them on the defensive having to answer to White House policies seemingly out of step with mainstream values, and by extension, creating a risk to their brands.

It allows such an individual to erect a barrier that can offer ample protection from scorn whether it'd be emotionally (by muting one's emotions and detaching oneself), cognitively (by adopting a rebellious stance that rejects mainstream values and norms), or behaviorally (by adapting a tough exterior that deters physical threats).

Writing in Cult Cinema, academics Ernest Mathijs and Jamie Sexton state that this acceptance of mainstream culture and commercialism is not out of character, as cult audiences have a more complex relationship to these concepts: they are more opposed to mainstream values and excessive commercialism than they are anything else.

Identifying what cultural appropriateness actually means in practice and in terms of the diversity of Aboriginal experience, and how this intersects with mainstream values and service based requirements created tensions in the partnership.

To illustrate that this is a ticket of mainstream values -- and perhaps to erase images of this week's Hollywood hobnobbing -- the campaign is traveling down the Mississippi on a quaint 120-foot paddle boat draped with red, white and blue bunting.

Earlier in the interview Bernardi had been asked if he regretted any of the comments which saw him demoted last year but replied he stood for "common sense values and mainstream values".

I was particularly drawn to 1930s and 1940s Australia because of the stark divide between the mainstream values of the time and the lifestyle and values of the avant-garde art world.

Within that universe, a radical set of guiding principles emerged: a distrust of corporate dollars and mainstream values; an appreciation for outsiders, especially women and gays; an embrace of stylistic and musical 'authenticity'; and an idea of punk as a type of folk music, with a nastier guitar tone.  .

By the end of the decade, the Democratic Party, embodied by Clinton, was embracing what From would later describe in a speech as the modernization of liberalism: "Progressive policies that create opportunity for all, not just an entitled few; mainstream values like work, family, responsibility, and community; and practical, nonbureaucratic solutions to governing".