Sentence examples for the mainstream way from inspiring English sources

"My kind of way of looking at sexuality needs to be the mainstream way," she says.

A great deal of native pride is invested in these curiosities, each, in its way, a declaration of independence from the mainstream way of doing business.

He attacks the Democrat as being outside the "mainstream" - "way out past" most liberal Democrats, said Mr. Specter's press secretary, Dan McKenna.

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.

"I think it's way out of the mainstream, way farther left than most people want to be," said Joseph Pennacchio, a Republican state senator from Morris County, a Republican bastion.

She is 37 weeks pregnant, has a nine- and an 11-year-old whom she raised the mainstream way, including sleep training, and a four- and a two-year-old being raised the AP way.

The current emphases on western biomedicine notwithstanding, traditional medical practices are still the mainstream ways to treat diseases and ailments for many Nigerians.

Reebok's advertising on behalf of Iverson Answer sneakers have played off his rapping imagery, a far cry from the safe, mainstream way in which Kobe Bryant, the star Lakers guard, is marketed.

Nor did they strike me as significantly more confident and happy than children raised the more mainstream way.

Ultimately, however, their aim is to show support for a fellow artist in the most mainstream way possible, using one of culture's most potent and endlessly adaptable weapons: the power of pop.

The divisive little genre SEO-bombed its way into the mainstream by way of Baauer and Mad Decent and Google's "Harlem Shake," and was explored by edgier producers like RL Grime and UZ.