Sentence examples for retained mainstream from inspiring English sources

Despite alternative rock's declining popularity, some artists retained mainstream relevance.

Mr. Blount, who says he grew up thinking of himself as a mainstream kind of guy, retained a mainstream view of Ms. La Duke's assessment.

By Mr. Waters's standards the movie is restrained, as if he were striving to retain the mainstream audience he won with "Hairspray".

While filling the evening schedule with specialist presenters such as Zane Lowe, Tim Westwood and Annie Mac, he was careful to retain a mainstream appeal in the daytime so the station did not feel elitist.

TV clearly still retains a mainstream hold on attention spans that can help tip digital marketplaces over the network effects barrier and bag them the large quantities of users they need to flourish.

"I'm going hiking," states Amanita, the closing track on Centipede Hz. "Are you coming hiking?" One of the autumn's key releases, Centipede Hz probably brings AnCo another molecule's width closer to the mainstream; retaining all the dislocation and unevenness that their fans treasure but remapping it on to more recognisable instruments.

Their successors in the mainstream retain most of these characteristics.

He retained his status as the mainstream media's Jesus candidate whilst demonstrating he wasn't up to the job.

Not included are cultural subgroups that have retained their cultural identity in mainstream America, but in ways that do not preclude their participation in US's system of health care and social welfare.

Even toward the end of empire (and beyond it), mainstream opinion in Britain retained an unshakable confidence in the endurance of its values and centrality to world affairs.

Even Green Day, a punk band that achieved mainstream success in 1994, retained something of this spirit; the group seemed to exist in its own world, separate from the pop acts with whom they shared more than a few fans.