Sentence examples for off from mainstream from inspiring English sources

Lots are cut off from mainstream news and information.

Israeli Palestinian culture was cut off from mainstream Arab developments.

The F.L.D.S. broke off from mainstream Mormons after Mormons disavowed polygamy in 1890.

"In the long run, the fact that abortion was sliced off from mainstream medicine has had dire consequences," Stengle said.

"These are people who are switched off from mainstream politics, and who think that politicians live in a completely separate world," he says.

In the west, it is easy to assume that Iran is an isolationist regime, cut off from mainstream international thought and acting regardless of international pressure.

It broke off from the mainstream Mormon faith decades ago over the issue of polygamy, which the mainstream church renounced in 1890, in the middle of Utah's struggle for statehood.

The juxtaposition of a tough biker gang and the Old Order Amish, a devout sect of Anabaptists who practice an ethic of Plainness and are perhaps more cut off from the mainstream of American life than any other subculture, has proved irrisistible to the mainstream media.

By then, school had broken him off from the mainstream.

Weapons factories and research laboratories are less cut off from the mainstream economy than they used to be.

What I found most disturbing was the sense that the hardcore of rioters came from a feral underclass, cut off from the mainstream in everything but its materialism.