Sentence examples for more mainstream and from inspiring English sources

"It helps to make the topic seem more mainstream and less fringy".

But as the practice becomes more mainstream and competitive, she said, that premium should decline.

His economic advisers, headed by Alan Greenspan, are now more mainstream and conventional.

But the idea is becoming more mainstream, and it is growing.

The editors at Gunzo were looking for something more mainstream, and they didn't much care for "A Wild Sheep Chase".

Gradually, as tastes have evolved, the couple's "undecorated" look has become more mainstream and the business has expanded.

But tattoos are becoming more mainstream and you see them a lot more in day-to-day than you used to," he said.

All current models are variations on the original, except the company's sports watch, which was introduced in 2000 and is more "mainstream" and bulkier, not to mention waterproof.

But, over the last 10 years, the vital innards of supercomputers have become more mainstream, and a wide variety of organizations have bought them.

Mr. Cameron said he believed the new building signaled a "dramatically different direction," more mainstream and aligned with the art market.

"There's a perfect storm of more openness and mobility, more mainstream adoption, and new entrants into the industry," he says.