Sentence examples for most mainstream and from inspiring English sources
The Super Bowl is typically the most mainstream, and most watched, television show each year.
But I have read enough of the most mainstream and noted works to feel the nation has been let down.
Being first doesn't interest it: what it wants is to be the slickest, the most accessible, the most mainstream and the best.
"Do I expect that it's going to be, necessarily, the most mainstream and risk-free kind of project?" said Mr. Kissinger.
The website, with its four million users, nearly all of whom are women, is possibly the most mainstream and politically important example of this slow-burn resurgence in feminist thought.
Considering that Queens is the home to most things Colombian, it's surprising that the most mainstream and (vaguely) upscale Colombian restaurant in the city is Bogota Latin Bistro, in very non-Colombian Park Slope, Brooklyn.
But in fact, a spontaneous industry debate took place on its own, and most mainstream broadcasting and consumer electronics groups said they opposed Sinclair's request.
A testament to the times we're living in, even the most mainstream gallery and museum curators and directors have been directly influenced by the rising tides of the resistance and its power to sway our national conversation.
Until recently the idea was too radical for most mainstream leaders and opinion makers, including both deeply pro-American conservatives and nationalistic yet antinuclear liberals.
One possibility is that the Republican establishment, while not as loud or visible as the Tea Party and others on the far right is still powerful within the party and is able to steer the nominating process towards the most mainstream, moderate and thus electable candidate.
That would be presenting a balanced picture of Kink's product, and we know that's really too much to ask of most mainstream media, and now disappointingly, the SF Weekly.
