Sentence examples for * vernacular in from inspiring English sources

But that phrase wasn't even in the vernacular in 2001.

Like the others, it is also spoken as a vernacular in urban centres.

It is no easy thing to build a convincing vernacular, in English, for German soldiers.

(Dante wrote "De Vulgari Eloquentia," his defense of the vernacular, in Latin).

These factors include the use of the vernacular in the liturgy and the subsequent identification of religion with national culture.

Those are terms of art that mean, in the local vernacular, in trouble and in big trouble, respectively.

Afterward, however, Hebrew was revived as the vernacular in Israel, and Yiddish began to lose its voice.

The lyricist asserts that, given the vernacular in question, "possible" rhymes with "gospel" and "liable" with "Bible".

That poem, written in the vernacular in the fourteenth century, is still at the heart of national identity in Italy.

There is a sprinkling of local vernacular in the script, such as "coe", a synonym for "fellas".

And together they made a point about the importance of the musical vernacular in the creation of a distinctly American style.