Sentence examples for modern mainstream from inspiring English sources

It connotes modern mainstream jazz more than Mr. Zenón's others, and yet it's harder to define.

His music, for all its coiled intricacies, has gradually been absorbed by the modern mainstream.

"No one was doing it, no one in the quote-unquote modern mainstream jazz world".

This insight is now part of "modern mainstream" economics, Professor Nordhaus said by e-mail.

But the Senate has a duty to reject anyone whose views are outside the modern mainstream.

"Giraffe is able to play at the level of an FIDE International Master on a modern mainstream PC," says Lai.

The fact is, though, that West is the closest we have to Bowie in the modern mainstream.

"He was one of the people who shaped the modern mainstream publishing industry and helped give it its vibrancy.

Amid the chaos and uncertainty happening on Christopher Street, it's a moment that's come to be known as the trigger for the modern mainstreaming of the gay rights movement.

And he played it in a decent, clear, 1970s-modern mainstream jazz style — not as quicksilver in phrasing or broad in harmony as solos elsewhere in the set by Mr. Terry on saxophone.

Sam Most, a flutist who helped bring his instrument into the modern jazz mainstream, died on June 13 in Woodland Hills, Calif.