Sentence examples for the mainstream from from inspiring English sources

He sees Day as a kind of fashion "folk artist," influencing the mainstream from outside.

Culture jamming is the act of infecting the mainstream from within.

"It's always been an invisible mode of transport, we just need to bring it back to the mainstream from the backburner," he said.

It is also true that, for all the media talk of "Red Ed", the party in 2015 was not that far to the left or out of the mainstream from where Tony Blair left it.

But how many, for how long and to whom depends on whether those who made the demands take their struggle from the margins to the mainstream: from the street to the corridors of power.

More recently, the cars got a boost into the mainstream from movies like "Fast and Furious" and the Grand Theft Auto video games, which feature tuner cars racing down late-night streets.

We plot the samples taken from the different segments in the mainstream separately from those samples from the major tributaries.

Social movements transformed these (and many other) radical ideas from the margins to the mainstream, and from polemics to policy.

He is a partisan combatant, a key figure in the right wing's journey from the fringes of American politics to the mainstream -- from, roughly, Joe McCarthy's sweaty brow to Ronald Reagan's sunny smile.

Modern life is empty In any case, it isn't always easy to distinguish major from minor, the canonical from the curiosity, mainstream from backwater.

Merely announcing "a date certain," he said, would "separate the mainstream Iraqis from the insurgents".