Sentence examples for more mainstream work from inspiring English sources
She resists attempts to separate her more mainstream work from her science fiction.
– Rexyboy Gareth Liddiard is singer, guitarist and songwriter for Australian band the Drones, a band on a line of direct descent from Nick Cave, usually landing somewhere between the uninhibited raucous rock of the Birthday Party and his more mainstream work with the Bad Seeds.
Rose turned to more mainstream work, including the Lindsay Lohan movie I Know Who Killed Me and a role on the ABC sitcom Greeks.
We will not have enough space to survey both, but we will provide bibliographical pointers to the former and we will offer some background and connections with more mainstream work in philosophical logic for the latter.
However, while "Dirty Gold" (released by Republic Records) may be a more mainstream work, Haze denied that it would be a departure from her core ideals.
"I want to make more of these weird, outsider films," he said, "but I also want to be a go-to director for more mainstream work that involves gender identity".
But more mainstream works also show sport illuminating life.
Watching "Jimmy's End," though, you can see the wisdom of those benighted filmmakers who have chosen to adapt Mr. Moore's more mainstream works: he's really best at putting intelligent dialogue into the mouths of superheroes.
This gives you control of the situation, in which case you can hopefully relate the question back to a more obscure piece that will make you seem like you're so deep in the culture that you forgot about more mainstream works.
With more at stake than ever — in terms of prestige and money, mostly earned through endorsements — the ride-hard, party-hard attitude among top snowboarders has given way to a more mainstream, professional athlete work ethic.
Sal Cinquemani from Slant Magazine felt Body Language was a better album than Fever, calling it "less immediate and more experimental, a midway point between the alternative/electronica of 1997's Impossible Princess and Minogue's more mainstream post-millennium work", and praised it for being cohesive.
