Sentence examples for easy vernacular from inspiring English sources

McKellen, revelling in the easy, vernacular phrasing of Greenberg's adaptation, is crisply, sardonically flamboyant.

And could he speak in an easy vernacular rather than abstract nouns.

Lovely soft wool, tasty milk, and even a little lamb.... Thank you very much!' " The text, translated from the original German, has awkward moments, but it gets the easy vernacular of childhood play just right.

If you plan a global outreach for your training materials, make sure you write in a vernacular that's easy to translate into other languages.

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

This is not unusual because verbally defining something purely aesthetic is not easy without a grasp of design vernacular.

It's easy to get lost in the vernacular that one hears every day and forget that the rest of the world does not think and speak using those terms the same way.

Stedman's intricate descriptions of the craggy Australian coastline and her easy mastery of an old-time provincial vernacular are engrossing.

But employing vernacular sources begins to seem like an easy way to give his songs an American jolt.

It would be easy to say his ballets became more classical, less concerned with vernacular idioms after he left Ballet Theater and joined City Ballet, where Balanchine made him associate artistic director in 1949.

Mr. Wess, at 87, remains a reliable messenger from another time: his shapely, easy-swinging saxophone solos in medium tempo were models of cool vernacular art.