Sentence examples for given the vernacular from inspiring English sources

The lyricist asserts that, given the vernacular in question, "possible" rhymes with "gospel" and "liable" with "Bible".

Given the vernacular connotations of the word, relating to wisdom and matters of value ("My philosophy of dieting is…"), this "philosopher" would have to explain that she didn't practice that kind of philosophy, but rather the kind that deals with the laws of matter and energy.

Different species or genera having similar properties or usage are often given the same vernacular name.

The poisonous alkaloids present in some species of the family have given the latter its sombre vernacular name of "nightshade".

Igniting that spark can be a struggle, especially given the book choices that most schools offer, typically written in another century, a foreign vernacular.

Once the theatre had been moved outside the church, production of the plays was gradually taken over by the laity, and performances were given entirely in the vernacular.

This habit has also given raise to the vernacular family name.

He spoke in vernacular and gave the impression the he grasped the nettle.

The aim of this study is to give information about the vernacular architecture in the Eastern Black Sea region and to investigate the relationship between the architectural products and the climate that plays a very important role in the formation of this architecture.

Its bright-white colour gives this animal the vernacular name of "white-tailed gnu", and also distinguishes it from the blue wildebeest, which has a black tail.

Later, some communities dropped the use of the time-consuming vernacular reading and gave the faithful translation aids.