Sentence examples for her vernacular from inspiring English sources

Tells about her difficult relationship with William Shawn, in her efforts to preserve her vernacular style.

The elegant, surreal playfulness of the stage picture broadcasts the tone of Zimmerman's deft direction and her vernacular reinventions.

She goes on to talk about "the pineapple of politeness", and her "oracular tongue" (instead of her vernacular), alongside a great many other tidally unintentional terrors.

"Wishing Them Well" was less abstract, with Mr. Leroy's setting of Gertrude Stein smoothly underscoring the almost jazzy internal rhythms of her vernacular.

"I pull myself out of the sack in the morning and there she is talking to me on 'Morning Joe.' " Known for wanting only stories that were, in her vernacular, "hot" — she would scrawl "hot" or "v.

Her cards are butterflies, fish, birds, seashells, leaves and flowers, and she shuffles them and deals them to us, with audacity, provocativeness and vivaciousness". The works where she deals with butterflies and birds show an artist trying to find her approach, her vernacular.

But her strange vernacular feels like words might if they could only burst from their denotative shells.

"I've enjoyed their hand-painted signs, camouflaged faux bois clock, nice people, and bacon-related foods since 1986," Ms. Woodward wrote on her blog, Vernacular Typography.

She fired up her exultantly vernacular American prose as if she were writing high-octane fiction, not passing judgment on "Cabaret".

During Frieze Art Week, her work was well represented at a number of galleries in the main fair (Herald Street, Greene Naftali, Giti Nourbakhsch) and a solo exhibition at West London Projects titled, in her special vernacular, "Low Tide Bring Da Ruckus".

Captain Absolute manages to figure out the first meaning of Mrs Malaprop's utterance, which is that if she apprehends (understands) anything it is the use of her own vernacular tongue and a nice arrangement of epithets.