Sentence examples for mainstreaming of a from inspiring English sources
Rude, crude and above all dumb, these games are part of the mainstreaming of a gross new world of television.
She sounds kittenish, but in fact Ms. Von Teese has been pivotal in the mainstreaming of a fetish aesthetic infiltrating fashion by way of harness belts, leather bras, blackened nails and nickel-studded chokers.
They can be bought at supermarkets here for about $15 a dozen (or from the Williams-Sonoma catalog for $60, in an unquestionable mainstreaming of a quintessentially immigrant holiday staple).
On the one hand, the increasing mainstreaming of a xenophobic anti-immigrant narrative will feed the very "clash of civilisations" narrative that groups such as al-Qaida and Isis seek to foster – suggesting that there is a conflict between Islam and the west which they are at the heart of.
In hindsight, it's easy to pinpoint the mainstreaming of a technology on a single event, like the launch of the first iPhone.
mHealth is the mainstreaming of a movement called quantified self that started many decades ago, with a focus on electronic gadgets that collect information on the body, how it performs and how it feels.
They are the Doll's release from Australian anonymity into the mainstream of a thoroughly commercialised world.
But it does say that Russia needs the World Cup to bring itself into the mainstream of a true global happening.
Myles Brand, president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, said in a statement that the Colorado scandal was a "symptom of a more serious malady, the lack of integration of intercollegiate athletics into the mainstream of a university".
The people of the new New Orleans brought with them their own food and music and dance; threads of which have been assimilated into the mainstream of a city that has always taken from diverse interests to create its own culture.
Lendl decided about two years ago, as his family grew up and began to leave home, to return to the mainstream of a sport he graced with fierce hitting and an equally intimidating presence off the court.
