"For the broader mainstream, I think Google Glass is devoid of style".
He is, I guess, what you would describe as socially moderate -- in the broad mainstream of the Republican Party".
It is never a particularly edifying argument, but it bears testament to the broad mainstream consensus about how to make Britain prosper.
In a significant shift, Microsoft introduced a new strategy on Monday to help its Xbox 360 console appeal to the broad mainstream.
Mr. Higham's last book, "Hanging Together: Unity and Diversity in American Culture Yalele, 2001) also focused on the broad mainstream of American culture, rather than the groups it may have been oppressing.
The New York Police Department is among the broad mainstream of departments that say a felony conviction is an absolute bar to police work, no matter his exemplary military record, even in a combat zone.
Taken alongside – just off the top of my head – the broad mainstream rejection of GamerGate's misogynist subterfuge, last week's near-universal revulsion at the harassment of ESPN reporter Cari Champion, this week's wicked trolling of accused serial rapist Bill Cosby, and the still resounding power of #YesAllWomen, I'm wondering if women's safety isn't having a moment right now.
This market is far from a zero sum game, one startup winning more doesn't mean others are winning less… instead the story told to the broader mainstream audience ought to be that overall startups are winning, and more people should join in.
Obama isn't as savvy as Clinton was: Clinton could "achieve workable results" that "a plurality of voters in the broad mainstream could support," says The Boston Globe's Jeff Jacoby.
When Carter talks about "the sin of homosexuality," he is speaking for the Pentecostal mainstream, and probably the broader Christian mainstream, too.
