Sentence examples for a clear vernacular from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kelley uses a clear vernacular, which is helpful for knowing what to put where.

The language was impossible to understand, but the building itself communicated in a clear vernacular: thick columns, coarsely hewn and partly painted white, were topped with gold-haloed icons and lovely scarves that must have been embroidered by hand.

Several presidential libraries -- including Reagan's and Nixon's -- steer clear of Modernism in favor of a more vernacular style: Mediterranean villa.

— then said that "shout out" was now a more common vernacular for a "kind mention of a homie" (Urban Dictionary).

It is high poetry in a vernacular vein, a miracle embedded in the everyday.

The proliferation of a commonplace — or vernacular — photography is a much more profound change.

The industry has a distinctive vernacular.

A new view will not mean a new vernacular.

They are a homegrown, vernacular piece of native architecture.

Demotic Greek language, also called Romaic, Greek Demotiki, or Romaiki, a modern vernacular of Greece.

Even then, it was impenetrable to most of the villagers, who spoke only a tribal vernacular.