Sentence examples for widespread mainstream from inspiring English sources

Soon the ABC's Cleverman will bring some Indigenous Australian voices to the screen but widespread mainstream Indigenous representation remains elusive.

Despite opposition from a small group of Conservative backbench MPs, the move had widespread mainstream political support.

The Wu-Tang Clan's long career mirrors the comic books and kung-fu flicks that its members grew up loving: colorful and intense, and longer on respect than on widespread mainstream acceptance.

The bad news is that there's still confusion and some technical kinks remaining that will keep it from becoming a widespread, mainstream technology.

The L.A. collective came to widespread mainstream attention with its retrospective at the L.A. County Museum of Art in 2011, part of the Getty-funded Pacific Standard Time series of exhibitions.

More than a decade into its career, the Canadian electronic music trio of Dan Kurtz, Joel Stouffer and Sorbara has found global success –- but never experienced widespread mainstream acceptance.

First, constitutional doubts about the health care law have always been widespread and mainstream, not "fringe".

Conversations about gender representation in films are increasingly widespread and mainstream.

He also made reference to reports of plural marriages among Muslims in Canada before concluding, "There is no evidence that it is a widespread or mainstream phenomenon".

Homophobia was as casual and acceptable as it was widespread, permeating mainstream fare such as the DJ Steve Wright's afternoon show on Radio 1, where fictional figures of fun, including Gervais the camp hairdresser and "the Perv", who was given to flirting with the resoundingly hetero host, were heard by more than seven million listeners.

Google's plan here is to make encryption easy enough to use to become widespread among mainstream users.