Pearmain points, as an example, to how contestants on X Factor, the most mainstream of contexts, are styled.
Waters is very much The People's Pervert – something about the unswerving nature of his fascination with filth is reassuring to even the most mainstream of onlookers.
While probably the most mainstream of the season's performances, Mr. Cairl said, "it speaks to the nature of who we are, which is an actor-based company".
As for gay rights, when even the leader of the Conservative party finds it politic to legislate for gay marriage, homosexual liberation appears the most mainstream of causes.
At Club Libby Lu, a mall-based chain and the most mainstream of the primping party outlets, girls of any age can mix their own lip gloss and live out their pop idol fantasies.
V has a reputation as the most mainstream of UK festivals, and other acts confirmed so far include the Script, Emeli Sandé, Jessie J, Rita Ora, the Vaccines, Two Door Cinema Club and Olly Murs.
And even though her writing is now being transmitted on that most mainstream of venues, the "teevee," it seems to resist assimilation, in part by maintaining its sense of defiance.
Of course, there are two "facts" we've come to learn about Vampire Weekend, which have dominated the band's narrative in the press ever since 2008's A Punk, the most mainstream of the band's singles, pogoed its way into the pop consciousness.
As a more mainstream manufacturer, Volvo may need an SUV, the most mainstream of vehicles, more than Saab does.
McDonald 's the most mainstream of mainstream brands has joined a growing list of "Super Sponsors" at the festival this year.
The latest and most mainstream of examples is the treacly sweet "Unfriend You" by Greyson Chance, a Bieber-a-like who was fittingly discovered on YouTube.
