Sentence examples for to represent the mainstream from inspiring English sources

To most outside observers, Piazzolla's high-flying brand of tango has come to represent the mainstream; some leading practitioners of tango today, like the pianist Pablo Ziegler, above, come to their authority partly as his former sidemen.

One irony of the current row is that the economic plans of popular figures such as Alain Juppé, who is bidding to represent the mainstream right in 2017, are much more business-orientated and free-market than those for which Hollande is currently under fire.

After 14 months of conflict here, the radical group Hamas has gathered such strength that it has as much claim as Yasir Arafat's Fatah faction to represent the Palestinian mainstream.

And, like Smalls, it could be said to represent the New York jazz mainstream in microcosm, with upstart modernists like the saxophonist Will Vinson, as well as more experienced hands like Peter Bernstein, who put out a thoughtful solo guitar album this fall.

They've held Protestantism up to ridicule, and they do not represent the mainstream Christian values of compassion, modesty and, yes, reason.

The second proposed diversification of primitive cultivated Sub-Group 3.5 P. sativum was the main domestication route that gave rise to Groups 1 and 2 which represent the mainstream of modern cultivar Pisum.

"The problem in the United States is that the extreme can dictate, particularly in the primary process, which tends to have more extreme single-issue groups, where they can actually nominate people who do not represent the mainstream of the party.

"They do not represent the mainstream Jewish community.

You cannot hide from the fact that you do not represent the mainstream of New York voters".

"These services do not represent the mainstream of China's testing market," he says.

Global Times also said the "online outcries" about China offering foreign aid in recent years did not represent the mainstream.