Sentence examples for was more mainstream from inspiring English sources

With more teenagers coming out in high school, many said that homosexuality and bisexuality was more mainstream than it was a generation ago.

The judges denied the list was more mainstream than usual, suggesting that a wider range of artists were prospering thanks to the "long tail" effect of the internet and the greater exposure of a more fragmented media.

Raised in Minnesota, my family went to a suburban, evangelical church in the Assemblies of God denomination: most people would consider it conservative, but it was more mainstream than where we ended up.

If women's golf was more mainstream on television, there would be a massive influx of young people.

His final 1998 release was more mainstream, as he appeared as a medical graduate in the Robin Williams comedy Patch Adams.

Nobody was more mainstream than Karl Popper, the philosopher of science, and he also talked about the "Three Worlds" of "objects", "mental events" and the "products of the human mind", with the last, 'World Three', corresponding roughly to the noosphere.

Others were more mainstream.

Uptown fashion is more mainstream, classic.

Will there be more mainstream applications?

It's more mainstream now, even appearing in commercials.

But his own musical beginnings were more mainstream.