Sentence examples for recent mainstream from inspiring English sources

Look at how many recent mainstream films are fantasy escapes from powerlessness.

But in 2000, more recent mainstream fare began to hit retail shelves.

Anna Paquin also stands around looking blank, and the stunning Rebecca Romijn, as Mystique, in body-fitting blue scales — the most openly erotic image in recent mainstream cinema — is quickly killed off.

Despite this, of all the recent mainstream films in which we might discern spiritual and philosophical themes, The Gunman delivers an existentialist message of compassion and moral responsibility with the most clarity.

The closest recent mainstream attempt at imagining a utopia is in Iain M Banks's Culture novels, but Banks's post-scarcity society is alien and not the future of mankind.

Next week, his most recent mainstream novel, The Steep Approach to Garbadale, is likely to be named as the winner of the first Clare Maclean Prize, which sets out to identify the best work of fiction by a writer born or based in Scotland.

But in recent years, mainstream Hollywood seems to have largely abandoned tragedy.

But in the recent pop mainstream these female artists are far outweighed by the eccentrics, the freaks, the adventuresome.

In recent years mainstream New York theater certainly hasn't been lacking in productions that embody those essential traits.

But in recent weeks, mainstream economists from across the political spectrum have come to the conclusion that growing economic turmoil demands that significant public money be poured into limiting the pain of a downturn.

BRUSSELS -- Despite the worst economic crisis in recent memory, mainstream parties of the left failed to make clear headway in European elections Sunday, while voters punished several governments and fringe parties made gains, according to exit polls and early results.