Sentence examples for mainstream words from inspiring English sources

The audience of people who may be watching you will not understand the vocabulary you are giving them, so stay with mainstream words.

Technology mainstreamed words the way cheap, mass-manufactured automobiles made everyone a driver.

While praising anchors Ellerbee and Gandolf, calling them "refreshing [and] off-center, running against the TV mainstream, making words, not whoopee", the Times ultimately felt that "Our World offers no sense of who we really were in 1969 because, typical of TV, it renders everything equal".

It is unfair to label them mainstream, a word that denotes middle-of-the-road, even middlebrow.

The OLPC program just got a lot more mainstream, with word that Amazon will start selling the XO Laptop starting in November.

With all that Dick penetrating the mainstream, the word eventually stood for "a man" in general and by extension, "a penis".

In other words, mainstream success doesn't rely as heavily on wooing the digerati first.

In other words, mainstream parties will hold on to power, but governance will suffer," Piccoli said.

A school for kids who don't fit into the mainstream In other words... Children who are bullied, excluded, disaffected, chronically ill, phobic or under police protection all meet the admissions criteria of Notschool, an online learning environment piloted by Ultralab, the IT and education innovators at Anglia Polytechnic University.

The app, which enables users to quickly, easily, and securely share photo and video messages with each other, seeks to "bring privacy to the mainstream," in the words of co-founder Elissa Shevinsky.

In other words, mainstream porn needs more multiplicity.