Sentence examples for mainstreamed version from inspiring English sources

Best of all, Group Income is actually a watered-down, simplified, compromised, mainstreamed version of a much weirder and more radical idea, Group Currency, in which each of these groups would maintain their own currency.

A mainstream version ran without the knowing overline.

This account of the French revolution yields very different lessons to the mainstream version.

The mainstream version that goes on sale in May will be the Prius II, in the mid-$20,000 range.

For the filmmakers, the gathering offered a way to be Jewish that was "something other than the mainstream version that we'd been fed," Mr. Kleinman said.

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

Yes, it's obvious that the European-version Focus can't be sold cheaply enough to be the mainstream version here.

Ebion's version of Christianity probably never had what it takes to become the world faith that the mainstream version became.

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

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

But why the meaty marketing – and what might it all mean for the future of vegetarian food generally: is meat in the 21st century destined to go the same was as fur, where faux becomes the mainstream version?