Sentence examples for of the mainstream of from inspiring English sources

Yet my point was not part of the mainstream of international economics.

They're socially and economically and physically isolated from much of the mainstream of New York City.

"The con is that it takes the subject out of the mainstream of news flow".

Mr. Tschumi said the group fighting the museum is "out of the mainstream of Greek archaeologists".

But he insists his religious views are "part of the mainstream of the Christian faith".

It was untouchable because it was far out of the mainstream of Judaism, excluded by rabbinic consensus.

Experts in media law said Judge Kaplan's opinion did not fall outside of the mainstream of First Amendment jurisprudence.

The real problem is that some students don't see themselves as part of the mainstream of the prestigious high school.

Innumerable Muslim Britons feel exhilarated by their first experience of being part of the mainstream of British opinion.

But there can be no cooperation if the analysts are out of the mainstream of the manager's information flow.

But he was not a mathematical genius, and thus was out of the mainstream of postwar economics.