Sentence examples for commonly understood vernacular from inspiring English sources
As we chat, Smith, Trott and Hornby make regular mention of promoting their "brand" and delivering the best "content", such is the commonly understood vernacular shared by popular people who make a living from a prominent medium made so by popular culture.
The family is not downsizing as commonly understood.
The filibuster is an affront to commonly understood democratic norms, but then so is the Senate.
Prana, however, the cosmic energy that is most commonly understood as breath, is universal.
"It's not commonly understood by people who drive," Dr. Dougherty said.
The commonly understood reason that baseball players use steroids is to increase their strength.
"It is not commonly understood to cover buildings or storage facilities".
They worry that the supply of homes overshot demand by far more than is commonly understood.
His research there questioned whether the commonly understood underpinnings of Western law were too narrow.
Since then, the phrase "penguin media" has been commonly understood in my country.
That's not a restaurant as it's commonly understood; it's Brigadoon".
