Sentence examples for relation to mainstream from inspiring English sources

It bears hardly any relation to mainstream cinema but has some connection to jam, Delicatessen and Face/Off.

Emphasizing the situationists' initial phase of activity unity urbanism Simon Sadler locates the movement within European postwar culture, mapping the relation to mainstream architecture and urbanism as well as to more experimental architectural practices.

The figure of Marien also serves as a case study that offers new perspectives on Belgian Surrealism's relation to mainstream Surrealism and the role of photography within the movement.

Robert Rauschenberg and James Rosenquist used pop appropriation to investigate art's relation to mainstream culture, and 1980s artists like Jeff Koons and Ashley Bickerton turned it into irony-laden consumerist critique.

In relation to mainstream programs, there is some evidence that cognitive advantages do not accrue to children under 2 years of age and that part-time attendance may be as advantageous to cognitive development as full-time attendance though there is also evidence supports the 'more and earlier' view (Li et al. 2014).

Diego Velázquez and other 17th-century Spanish painters used a sombre but powerful naturalistic approach that bore little direct relation to the mainstream of Baroque painting.

Since the Studio Museum was founded in 1967 as a place for black artists ignored by the big museums, it has largely defined itself in relation to the white mainstream, which is to say the inside.

But it's also made me feel like I was an outsider and that I never quite fit in – both in relation to Greek culture and mainstream US culture.

I spent 18 years writing the biography of IF Stone, who although he described himself as a "proud Jewish atheist", was a much more heretical figure in relation to the pieties of mainstream journalism.

"That specialty audio market has declined in relation to the larger, sort of mainstream digital products," said Jeff Joseph, vice president of the Consumer Electronics Association in Arlington, Va.

It featured both in relation to their upbringing – most parents were described as strong, mainstream Christians who valued discipline – and in speaking about work and career.