Sentence examples for mainstreamed since from inspiring English sources

The use of the words "they," "our" and "these" in this quote are case in point of the bigotry that the right has mainstreamed since Obama's election.

But Ms. Jones's excesses have since been mainstreamed and neutered (cf Lady Gaga).

Lawrence described a hundred years ago as an obscure "fanatical heresy" — and which has since been mainstreamed with disastrous global consequences as a result of this alliance.

Subtitled dramas have become mainstream since the success of Scandinavian dramas such as The Killing and The Bridge on BBC4.

Counterfeiting, once the domain of skilled crooks who used expensive engraving and printing equipment, has gone mainstream since the price of desktop-publishing systems has dropped.

Maybe that's because extreme sports have gone mainstream since Nitro Circus first gained television exposure on MTV and other outlets.

Paul has followed the Republican mainstream since his election to the US Senate and growing interest in the presidency, because that's where the votes are.

It is famously liberal, attracting itinerants and Vietnam veterans and sundry sorts of dissenters from the American mainstream since the tumultuous 1960s.

Stir fries and Thai curries have been mainstream since the 90s, their ingredients piled high in our supermarkets, even in our corner shops.

Jazz has moved squarely into the mainstream since the Jazz Studies program at the Purchase College Conservatory of Music began in 1992 -- thanks to programs like Jazz at Lincoln Center and Ken Burns's series on public television.

The rise of feminism as a political movement gave many women a sense that their experience too is richly and importantly outside the mainstream; since at least the 1960s, there has been an explosion of women's fiction, including the much-admired work of Joyce Carol Oates, Anne Tyler, Ann Beattie, Gail Godwin, and Alison Lurie.