Sentence examples for mainstream varieties from inspiring English sources

Whereas mainstream varieties are bred with a thick skin to protect them in transit on their way to the supermarket, this traditional variety has a very thin skin, from an era when crops were eaten straight from the garden.

Even the more mainstream Variety got in on the positivity.

The new sets, however, look to be much more mainstream, with a variety of minifigs and scenes.

His career straddled the latter heyday of Hollywood and he fitted comfortably into the mainstream, with enough variety to mark him a notch above the average.

Broadly speaking variety was a more mainstream, more sanitised form of entertainment; music hall was more dangerous, more anarchic, more satirical.

It's well-executed mainstream pop with enough variety to prick the ears.

But, over the last 10 years, the vital innards of supercomputers have become more mainstream, and a wide variety of organizations have bought them.

Tim, now 15, graduated from the school last year and in June completed his first year of high school, excelling in a variety of mainstream classes without incident.

Meanwhile, in European and Asian countries where the domestic markets are smaller — and where there is, perhaps, a stronger tradition of serious art being directed at both adults and children — the economics allow for a greater variety in mainstream filmmaking.

Sectors of Indian society are neglected by the mainstream media for a variety of reasons, he says – from being the wrong caste, gender or ethnic group, to being the wrong religion or speaking the wrong language.

And, significantly, it's a cut above local mainstream fare: according to Variety, "it's increasingly rare to find a mainland Chinese blockbuster in which one is so swept up by the rich storyline and the charismatic cast that the technical aspects don't even seem to matter".