Sentence examples for make mainstream from inspiring English sources

Public journalism is meant to make mainstream folk more confident that, if they bother to deliberate and to express opinions, someone will pay attention.

She added, "Our goal is to make mainstream movies that have people that sound and look like us, because we are the mainstream".

Among the women, singles from Angel Haze, Iggy Azalea, and Nicki Minaj continued to make mainstream radio playlists, and enlisted hordes of teen female fans.

He added, with a nod to a fellow filmmaker: "It is not impossible to make mainstream films which are really good.

But Apple's update only threatens to make mainstream what was already a growing existential threat to any publisher hoping advertising online will support their business.

The sloppy-dance fad was cute for a microsecond, but then a few people achieved outsize notoriety from it, and so now someone's trying to make mainstream money off the craze.

Neither of those artists made mainstream country songs about their sexual orientation.

In financial terms, too, game production is now very similar to making mainstream movies.

Ms. Bosch, a Cuban-American, was interested in making mainstream audiences more aware of Latin culture.

By going for the jugular, these artists made mainstream British culture pay attention.

It wasn't just monopolistic marketing that made mainstream American films and pop music so dominant worldwide.