Sentence examples for the mainstream steps from inspiring English sources

Once again, the group lives outside of the mainstream, steps behind where the rest of the nation is headed.

The couple's tale represents the journey of jazz from the musical margins to the mainstream; Johnny's steps on this march took him from 40s gigs with Charlie Parker into the 1950s hit parade and on into homes and cinemas nationwide, via his scoring of 60s favourites such as Tomorrow's World and Saturday Night and Sunday Morning.

Marin's colleagues in the mainstream press have stepped up their reporting of Brady's legislative record and gaffes on the campaign trail.

Ralph Reed, chairman of the Bush-Cheney campaign in the Southeast, said on Wednesday, "More important than labels is the fact that he has a voting record over 20 years in the U.S. Senate that is out of the mainstream, simply out of step with where the American people are, by consistently voting to weaken national defense, undercut our intelligence capability and massively raise taxes".

"Journey breaking through into the mainstream was certainly a step in the right direction, but it hasn't brought the wall down and game scores deserve far more recognition than they currently receive.

Despite the mainstream games industry's tentative steps toward alternatives, shooting games continue to get incrementally better, and critics — myself included — often laud them for that.

But radical changes tend to take place in the margins of a market, before they filter into the mainstream, so these small initial steps by mainstream mobile makers are what you'd expect.

"He is out of step with the mainstream.

She is cast as an "extreme liberal" and "ruthless partisan," out of step with the mainstream.

"I was always too afraid to take that giant step outside the mainstream," she said.

A 2005 parliamentary briefing reads: "For science to progress, it must stay in step with the mainstream of public opinion.