Sentence examples for In everyday vernacular from inspiring English sources

There's something admittedly odd about watching photo-realistic-looking animals speak in everyday vernacular.

There are prayer books in everyday vernacular or even street slang ("And even though I walk through/The Hood of death/I don't back down/for you have my back").

As the examples quoted in this study demonstrate, the euphemism special needs occurs in everyday vernacular as well as in the scholarly literature.

The word has become a bit ubiquitous and used in everyday vernacular: "My data's crunk," "Stay away from your boss, he's a little crunk today".

Allegations of improper accounting practices at Global Crossing have triggered further selling of telecommunications stocks and turned the industry's arcane financial rules into everyday vernacular, traders say.

Mental health is so ingrained in our everyday vernacular, it's interesting to me how we now unshackle meaning, intent and potential offence caused by reinforcing negative stereotypes.

Hailed as "the great storyteller who makes words sing" because of his keen ear for naturalistic dialogue and ability to write in the everyday vernacular of Jamaican dialect, Rhone was also an actor, producer, director and educator.

The key point to remember is that biological altruism cannot be equated with altruism in the everyday vernacular sense.

If you haven't heard of Dr. Christensen, it is likely you are using one of his theories in your everyday vernacular.

In this way, Le Fraga's choreographed digital plays are poetic interruptions that elevate everyday vernacular and comment on our constant desires to be understood and related to with social media, even under confusing and misdirected musings.

The best brand straplines become part of our everyday vernacular.