Sentence examples for more than mainstream from inspiring English sources

"There are a lot more than mainstream America would expect," she said, "and probably a lot fewer than some of our more optimistic pagan comrades would hope".

UK music is about a lot more than that – and certainly the Arts Council should be about a lot more than mainstream pop success".

If they did, it would be to the country's severe detriment: a report this month by LGBT Capital found that gay and lesbian visitors contribute $6.8 billion to the Spanish economy, spending on average 30 per cent more than mainstream tourists.

Feminist philosophers have attended to the impact of context on theory more than mainstream philosophers.

One bias may be due to the data collection timing, leading to a big data effect featuring early adopters more than mainstream companies.

"Although his interests and style are outside of the mainstream, he is a fully pedigreed physicist and he knows as much or more than mainstream physicists," Levit says.

And yet it has become a more-than-respectable mainstream view that we're too far in debt to spend more money.

Typically, these are more revealing than mainstream Hollywood portraiture.

As Bill Nichols acknowledges, Politico's pitch is slightly more tabloidish than mainstream media.

The irony here is that, at the moment, pop music is far more substantive than mainstream country.

Mr. Hannity told me his support for Mr. Trump makes him "more honest" than mainstream reporters who hide their biases.