Sentence examples for trying to mainstream from inspiring English sources

He may be trying to mainstream, but he's still capable of the odd vengeful murder.

SENIOR -- Have you ever thought, for even five seconds, about trying to mainstream yourself?

Having been raised by parents with a decidedly different perspective (politics, religion, even nutrition) from the parents of most of my friends, I recall trying to "mainstream" myself to fit in.

The denomination overwhelmingly reaffirmed its opposition to same-sex marriage, criticized the media for trying "to mainstream homosexual unions in the eyes of our children" and urged new efforts to convert homosexuals from their "lifestyle".

Liberals really need to start thinking about trying to mainstream some alternative economic approaches (e.g., ecological economics, or even behavioral economics).

Stepping back from the details, what is most clear to me is that the Senate bill actually stigmatizes abortion in a way that must be deeply distressing for those who have spent the last several decades trying to mainstream abortion as a basic medical service.

"Al-Qaida tried to mainstream their appeal as they moved on to mainstream social media platforms.

In a cultural battle like this, it's only expected that some people will try to mainstream ideas and practices that, until recently, might not have been all that popular, precisely because, to some, they are gaining acceptance.

Others had been forced to retrieve income from hospitals and reinvest it in TB services to try to mainstream posts.

Meanwhile, they are trying to go mainstream.

She started directing after trying to watch mainstream porn, but finding that it only offended her.