Sentence examples for the mainstream of European from inspiring English sources

Realist tenets entered the mainstream of European literature during the 1860s and '70s.

From the 1960s, Labour Party policy reflected the mainstream of European social democracy.

That means bringing ideas back into the mainstream of European social democracy.

He had already transformed the party from a hardline nationalist one to the mainstream of European Christian democrats.

The new foreign minister, Radek Sikorski, says Poland is "retaking its place in the mainstream of European politics".

Recognition of marriage in the tax system would bring Britain back into the mainstream of European society, he argued.

It not only attempts to appeal to the mainstream of the European market, but also produces vehicles, such as versions of the pint-sized 500, for which consumers are willing to pay more.

The accomplishments of those who lived on the shores of the North Sea in the middle ages did indeed place them, not on the edge of the world, but in the very mainstream of European civilisation.

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I am a mainstream Republican in the mainstream of New Jersey".

Thus, Western medicine remains the mainstream of health care.