Sentence examples for mainstream would have from inspiring English sources

Even though it didn't do well in theaters, is renowned by film buffs for its bantering dialogue full of pop-culture references, chiefly those to sci-fi/fantasy and comic books, and for its shedding a light on a subculture that the Hollywood mainstream would have arguably continued to ignore.

Although one would think that the mainstream would have long ago recognized their grievous errors, it really wasn't until the 1980s that hospices and the humane treatment for the dying gained acceptance by such established organizations as the American Cancer Society.

Had he stayed in the political mainstream, he would have had to compete with Denis Healey and other heavyweights.

What is acceptable today in mainstream comedy would have shocked many viewers 20 years ago.

Do we believe that Twitter, or the mainstream media would have been any more restrained in their coverage?

In reality mainstream brands would have to focus on their female labour force if they really wanted to make inroads towards gender equality.

The poet and doctor William Carlos Williams contributed a short preface, lending the collection an air of respectability, but no mainstream publisher would have touched it.

You might have thought that the mainstream media would have spotted at least the ghost of a story in this extraordinary progress: Caribbean migrant; "green" philosopher; literary explorer; maverick outsider, Essex man... Some hope.

Both have asked interested readers to financially support their books before publication, and have come up with two music titles no mainstream publisher would have been bold enough to commission: We Can Be Heroes and Felt: The Book.

"If the mainstream media would have us believe that the Egyptian revolution has happened and that the freedom of the Egyptian people is being respected, quite the contrary is true," said the organisers of Occupy London.

But many here say the mainstream parties would have done far better had he not tried to manipulate the election rules in favor of his allies among the divided moderates.