Sentence examples for perceived mainstream from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the requirement to "come out" is a social ailment that is imposed on those with an orientation that deviates from the perceived mainstream.

If he was portrayed on telly, he'd drink too much, or be in some way criminal, because working-class people – like students, like the disabled, like anyone outside the tiny, perceived mainstream – only seem to merit public portrayals as blurry threats, or dysfunctional souls, lost among the deservedly helpless.

Profile Peoria has become famous as a representation of the average American city because of its demographics and its perceived mainstream Midwestern culture.

For Sanders, by contrast, the debate probably reinforced an image as a political figure who is not afraid to take positions that lie outside the perceived mainstream.

Another concern about the perceived mainstreaming of the festival has to do with rising ticket prices.

They observed that systematically, citizens of different countries perceive mainstream candidates as more willing to give up policy objectives (then, as more strategic) and third parties as more likely to give up a place in government (then, as more deterministic).7 (2) Second, we consider the existence of heterogeneous voters, divided into two groups.

Overall, little is known about how patients' families perceive the effectiveness and safety of CAM, home and folk remedies or, for that matter, how they perceive mainstream therapies for JIA.

"They are doing a lot of mainstream events, and they have been perceived as mainstream," warned David Redhill, executive director of global communications for Landor Associates, branding consultants with offices in San Francisco.

There is a link, but not the one perceived by mainstream thought, medical or otherwise.

Native Americans especially suffer from a combination of these risk factors as they strive to maintain cultural identity, are often economically disadvantaged, and are perceived by mainstream society as ethnically distinct.

Although the review amalgamated literature regarding core health services, it excluded some health services such as complementary and alternative medicine due to resource restraints (and their perceived non-mainstream position).