Sentence examples for the mainstream of thinking from inspiring English sources
Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said he personally liked Mr. Hagel but considered him "out of the mainstream of thinking on most issues regarding foreign policy".
Both Mr. Bernanke and Mr. Kohn seem likely to fit well within the mainstream of thinking inside the Fed about the economy and interest rates.
Scaramucci said Trump "has to move away from that sort of Bannon-bart nonsense" and "move more to the mainstream" way of thinking that is embraced by most moderate Republicans and independents.
Craig explains that it's partly why people are part of a subculture – they don't want to conform to the mainstream way of thinking.
"Rick Warren was not a good choice but he is kind of in the mainstream of religious thinking, but this guy is really an outlier".
All these so-called nontraditional capabilities have moved into the mainstream of military thinking, planning and strategy, where they must stay".
He also thinks that the Scottish Tory campaign, which will be built on William Hague's tax-cutting and anti-euro agenda, puts the Tories back into the mainstream of Scottish thinking.
On Capitol Hill, Republicans acknowledged the long odds they faced to defeat the eventual nominee unless Obama makes a selection that is easily portrayed as outside the mainstream of legal thinking.
"They were just using that law to help us understand what the concepts meant to other countries, and to help us understand whether our understanding of our own constitutional rights fell into the mainstream of human thinking".
More generally, both of them fit into the mainstream of Democratic thinking on foreign policy and national security, which emphasizes working with allies and using force as a last resort.
As Mr. Schumer and other senators like Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut noted yesterday, Mr. Ashcroft ran into trouble with his old Democratic colleagues because his views were too far removed from the mainstream of American thinking.
