Sentence examples for mainstreaming of the from inspiring English sources

There certainly are obvious similarities, especially with regard to the mainstreaming of the politics of hate.

"This is part of a larger story about the mainstreaming of the Internet," he said.

Soon enough the headlines laid both plans to rest: police overreach, street protests, the mainstreaming of the far right.

"The mainstreaming of the good play is cyclical, and I think we're in a good cycle now," Roth told me.

Oddly, the evidence would suggest that politics has been the key to the mainstreaming of the hug.

Although the Carbon Tracker Initiative (CTI) has been propagating the concept for years, the rapid mainstreaming of the idea makes it transformative.

Danton remained in the mainstream of the Revolution, not without often engaging in intrigue.

But he insists his religious views are "part of the mainstream of the Christian faith".

The Polish foreign minister, Radoslaw Sikorski, said the move put Poland in the "mainstream of the E.U".

It needed the tag "alternative" to distinguish it from the mainstream of the time.

Such "values" stances were far outside the mainstream of the party before Bill Clinton expressed them.