Sentence examples for mainstream version of from inspiring English sources

And in one sense, he's right: our book is an implicit condemnation of a certain, mainstream, version of English culture.

In the late nineteenth century, the mainstream version of journalism — fair-minded, sometimes aggressive empiricism — emerged in a form that we'd recognize today.

We may even see a mainstream version of Valve's Steam Workshop, which allows PC game modders to sell their creations to other players.

As a magazine that represented the most mainstream version of liberal feminism, Ms. was frequently criticized by more radical feminists on both sides of this debate, and in many cases these criticisms were completely deserved.

And there's also the mainstream version of the character with arrested development, a Rain Man or a Forrest Gump, a character who's a touchstone through which people access the child in themselves.

But "Individuality (Can I Be Me?)" sounds assiduously worked on, and it's a sort of mainstream version of the moody, interior, becalmed funk direction Me'shell Ndegeocello has been heading in.

The Red Hat distribution is one of the more mainstream versions of Linux, and there are many resources around the Internet to help you learn more about it.

At around the same time, the Quaker Oats Company, Kellogg's and General Mills also began introducing their own sweetened, mainstream versions of granola.

Second, automakers and dealers still find a small but profitable niche in hopped-up sedans that command premiums of $20,000 to $40,000 over the price of mainstream versions of the same cars.

The influence of a broadly Humean empiricism on the mainstream versions of neutral monism is profound.

The fixation on the hypothesis of the experiential, given-based, nature of ultimate reality, so characteristic of the mainstream versions of neutral monism, is thereby overcome.