Sentence examples for the mainstream thought from inspiring English sources

The mainstream thought is that privately run businesses are more efficient.

He has disrupted the mainstream thought process among academic and non-academic intellectuals alike, by providing fresh provocative positions on Dharma and on India.

In the context of increasing mainstreaming of ideas of economies of scale in agricultural production and its associated features across value chains in agriculture; this article explores into whether this mainstream thought is relevant to agriculture, small producers and retail consumers of agricultural products.

There is a link, but not the one perceived by mainstream thought, medical or otherwise.

As migrants drown in the Mediterranean, the insidiously bland phrase routinely used by newscasters – "Europe's migrant problem"– shows how mainstream thought can veer towards the far-right.

I often joke that I'm a fencesitter in many areas of my life -- I come out exactly even between left and right brain, between Type A and B, etc. Rarely am I ever in the mainstream of thought on anything.

It has never been unlimited – you cannot cry "fire" in a theatre when there is none –but the right of citizens to say what they think, however offensive, however shocking and outside of mainstream thought, is part and parcel of the messy bargain that is democracy.

For all its consensual rhetoric, the speech signalled a Tory intent to establish regressive conservatism as mainstream thought.

"But when an African fights back, it's wrong," according to mainstream thought, he said.

Kurtz reflected in 2000: "It is frightening that what was once considered fringe thinking has now entered mainstream thought".

Many of his theories challenged mainstream thought, including his belief that cannibalism associated with Aztec religious rites was attributable to protein deprivation and that neckties are worn to identify the wearer as someone above physical labour.