Expressions in vernacular language are presented in parentheses and fictitious names are used in the quotes to maintain anonymity of the participants.
He wrote a rhetorical handbook and a grammatical treatise, the Regule lingue Florentine, which bespeaks his strong influence on the rise of literary expression in the vernacular.
Brunetto also established the philological dynamics that gave humanism its cultural power: the combination of Classical learning with apt expression in the vernacular.
But the plot doesn't begin to tell this story, which comes from some deep well of suffering that finds its graphic expression in the noir vernacular of violence.
Parr's appetite for the vernacular finds vivid expression in photographs by his fellow-Brits Mitchell and Hinde, but his most exciting discovery is Siquier, from Spain, whose pictures of sunbathers echo Parr's own satires in a gentler, more affectionate, and considerably sexier mode.
In vernacular use, the term 'theory' refers to an untested idea, a speculation even.
Another major influence in his work was the rise of interest in vernacular architecture.
In vernacular it is known as Kantakari or Bhatkatiya.
In Burkina, over many years, literacy programs in vernacular languages have been offered to villagers.
The interview was performed in vernacular and native languages ("Hindi," "Bhojpuri," and "Creole").
