Sentence examples for narrow mainstream from inspiring English sources

The size and the variety of the gallery scene grew vast in the nineteen-seventies and eighties, as the formerly narrow mainstream of avant-garde movements became a delta of rivulets.

This paper, then, is not about creating a new empirically specified indicator, but about going beyond the straitjacket imposed by the narrow mainstream approaches that still seem to dominate the imagination and practice in India, and embracing a broader, more inclusive approach to the recognition and measurement of child wellbeing.

The bloggers predict that they will provide coverage on issues too narrow for mainstream news media, while offering an irreverent eye on the media-political complex and gossipy accounts of behind-the-scenes convention life.

The United States is a country that has raged against enlightenment since 1776; puritanism, the guiding lantern, has cast its withering judgment on anything outside the narrow societal mainstream.

MacNeal, who grew up in a suburb outside of Chicago, didn't become conscious of racism and the way he was perceived as a black man until he was older, he says, and as a filmmaker has focused heavily on illustrating other aspects of black experience and identity than just the narrow version mainstream media chooses to portray.

Would we wish our cultural life and the picture we present of it to the world to become narrower, more mainstream, more inward looking, especially in the years leading up to the Olympics?

But art — in the narrow sense that mainstream institutions define it — is not the primary reason for going.

9 p.m. 3) DON'T CALL IT GRAFFITI Lose yourself in Melbourne's laneways, the mind-boggling network of narrow alleys where mainstream culture takes a back seat to art installation light boxes, fake windows and gallery-sanctioned graffiti.