Sentence examples for mainstream views of from inspiring English sources

Ms Sturgeon has said his views on Muslims "do not represent the mainstream views of people across America".

The results suggest that population density and facilities accessibility are positively associated with individual BMI and distance to the nearest bus stop is negatively associated, both directly and totally, differing from the mainstream views of Western developed countries.

Borrowing from Susan Hurley (1998), mainstream views of the mind have been committed to the "classical sandwich model", the claim that cognition (in the narrow sense) is segregated from processing in low-level systems, therefore acting like meat in a sandwich em-breaded by perception and action.

Tensions developed between those who subscribed to the mainstream views of Pablo and a minority that argued unsuccessfully against open work.

"To survive in the skate world, I felt like I needed to protect myself from the mainstream views of skateboarding," they told us.

Furthermore, the media tends to reproduce mainstream views of health issues, marginalising views that contradict taken-for-granted understandings of the issue [ 49].

The efficiency argument is the mainstream view of corporate America and Washington policy makers.

The intuitive (and mainstream) view of why people communicate is that they are trying to transmit information faithfully.

"It is hysterical, alarmist, offensive and doesn't represent the mainstream view of Australians, let alone the Liberal party".

Mr. Blount, who says he grew up thinking of himself as a mainstream kind of guy, retained a mainstream view of Ms. La Duke's assessment.

However, a small group of hackers found employment in roles that demonstrated their true value, changing the mainstream view of what a hacker could be.