Sentence examples for mainstreaming her from inspiring English sources

Should Macron fail, the backlash could mean that Le Pen would be the main beneficiary five years from now, especially if she succeeds at further mainstreaming her party's image.

She was an advocate long before that term came into vogue; she mainstreamed her child, both academically and in the workplace, long before it became a matter of course.

So we began to mainstream her as best as possible.

It's certainly an indication of how mainstream her show has become; so perhaps she's right to move on.

As the indie scene that she helped pioneer gravitated toward the mainstream, her own stubbornly eccentric scripts have proved less viable.

Rebecca writes: Given Dunham's parentage, she might easily have turned to performance art rather than entertainment, but her sensibility is considerably more mainstream: her exchanges with her mother on film often have the inflection of Borscht Belt comedy.

Given Dunham's parentage, she might easily have turned to performance art rather than entertainment, but her sensibility is considerably more mainstream: her exchanges with her mother on film often have the inflection of Borscht Belt comedy.

It is unclear what her real involvement is on "Julie Andrews Selects Her Favorite Disney Songs" (Disney), but her seal of approval seems appropriate as the album hardly strays from the tasteful mainstream her reputation connotes.

Apart from Thicke's song, Blurred Lines has its roots in the work that pulled Cracknell into the mainstream: her 2012 production of A Doll's House, the Ibsen play championed by feminists because it depicts a woman walking out on her husband and children in an attempt to discover her real self.

Under Diane James, it'll be slowly absorbed into the Tory mainstream; her sensible evil will become the new common sense.

Bernstein's alliance with Wallach marks a mainstreaming of her ideas inside the Beltway.