Sentence examples for sort of mainstream from inspiring English sources

We are sort of mainstream right.

"They need some sort of mainstream, as well as a charismatic, figure.

"I consider both of us to be sort of mainstream centrist New Democrats," she said in her Albany radio interview.

"At that time, '99, 2000, a lot of more aggressive rock bands were actually becoming sort of mainstream," Moreno says.

They were radical and angry, whereas Martin presented himself as a sort of mainstream comic who tore the whole thing down from inside, very sweetly.

In economic circles, he is a famous crank — he often makes jokes himself about the fact that his ideas are far removed from any sort of mainstream thinking.

Thursday, October 18 OFF! at Black Cat Keith Morris and Co. have made actual punk rock music sort-of mainstream thanks to opening for the Red Hot Chili Peppers in arenas, appearing on PRI's "Sound Opinions" and being pretty awesome.

After a string of songs with a fellow-Londoner, the electronic artist SBTRKT, who introduced his music to Drake, Sampha became a sought-after collaborator for both independent-minded peers and the sorts of mainstream musicians who aspire to high art.

I predict all sorts of mainstream media kerfuffle about Foursquare and privacy, not least because of how it will tie into Twitter, which is a media dahling at the moment.

Before Ms. Grandin came along, there were all sorts of "mainstream smart" people involved in meat packing, an industry that employs over half a million people.

Some members of the AFP's dream team are the sorts of mainstream or at least mainstream-ish people whose names you may have even heard on the news.