Sentence examples for represents the mainstream from inspiring English sources

The second camp represents the mainstream of American politics today.

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

This third, and central, category of biography, balanced between the objective and the subjective, represents the mainstream of biographical literature, the practice of biography as an art.

Mitt Romney again criticized Mr. Paul on Friday in an interview on the Fox News Channel, saying, "I don't think Ron Paul represents the mainstream of Republican thought with regards to issues, particularly in foreign policy".

Exploring small-molecule acetylcholinesterase (AChE) inhibitors to slow the breakdown of acetylcholine (Ach) represents the mainstream direction for Alzheimer's disease (AD) therapy.

"What I think he needs to do is to start to map out a longer-term British vision for an alternative European Union," says George Eustice, who represents the mainstream eurosceptic view within the parliamentary party.

"It's a big win because, coming from Iowa, it represents the mainstreaming of gay marriage.

"The notion that we in the north will help pay for that climate service is an important development and represents the mainstreaming of the concept that Chico Mendes and those like him were pioneers in creating," said Richard H. Moss, the head of climate change programs at the World Wildlife Fund in Washington.

"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".

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