Sentence examples for represented the mainstream from inspiring English sources

My record proves that I have represented the mainstream values of the state of New Jersey during my public career.

Although the school of British empiricism represented the mainstream of Enlightenment philosophy until the time of Kant, it was by no means the only type of philosophy that the 18th century produced.

He said that at a time when Hollywood was criticized for its lack of imagination and for churning out cynical garbage (although Mr. Berg used a more pungent term), "Deepwater Horizon" represented the mainstream movie business at its finest.

He and his allies tried at various times to elevate a Michael Moore or a Howard Dean, but none of these men really represented the mainstream of Democratic opposition, and by his second term Mr. Bush ended up looking more divisive than the Congressional leaders who opposed him.

The second camp represents the mainstream of American politics today.

"They do not represent the mainstream Jewish community.

You cannot hide from the fact that you do not represent the mainstream of New York voters".

Perhaps Titanic, the ultimate disaster movie, represents the mainstream future of costume movies.

Global Times also said the "online outcries" about China offering foreign aid in recent years did not represent the mainstream.

Ms Sturgeon has said his views on Muslims "do not represent the mainstream views of people across America".

"It is hysterical, alarmist, offensive and doesn't represent the mainstream view of Australians, let alone the Liberal party".