Sentence examples for rules of mainstream from inspiring English sources

MONDAY'S PUZZLE — If you're keeping track, another one of the unwritten rules of mainstream crossword theme development is: "Thou shalt not drag thy political leanings into the daily puzzle".

He says that the "old rules" of mainstream media (which he asserts do not work on the Web) are about "controlling a message" and the only ways to get the message into the public domain using mainstream media is to buy expensive advertising or beg the media to write about you.

The notion of prison being like another world might be a cliché, but it stands to reason that the rules of mainstream society aren't likely to apply in a place reserved for people who are deemed to live with the general population.

The notion of prison being like another world might be a cliché, but it stands to reason that the rules of mainstream society aren't likely to apply in a place reserved for people who are deemed unfit to live with the general population.

The two founders consciously designed their museum and the artistic model by breaking every single self-imposed rule of mainstream art museums.

E. M. Forster's characters violate all the rules of contemporary mainstream film making.

This section outlines in detail how the start-up Kunstmuseum was designed to challenge the industry rules of the mainstream contemporary art museums, which industry features were eliminated and which new disruptive features were introduced and applied.

Do they view themselves as operating outside the rules of the mainstream, or do they simply not care?

Because of the "Fight Club" nature of the news -- the first rule of the mainstream media is not to talk about the mainstream media.

Pakistani observers say the recent success of the Islamic parties reflects a weary public's desire to try any new system, including Islamic law, that might reduce the corruption, lawlessness, violence and poverty that spread in the 1990's under the rule of secular, mainstream parties.

Afterward, they effectively create a new status quo, by sustaining the transition, and, finally, establishing the rules of the new mainstream.