Sentence examples for idiosyncratic vernacular from inspiring English sources
That's a lot of pressure, but Ms. Tharp has plenty of experience with great expectations, stretching back to her groundbreaking crossover work, "Deuce Coupe," for the Joffrey Ballet in 1973, which mixed her troupe's idiosyncratic, vernacular movement explorations with ballet and ballet dancers.
The bands chose the orchestra's program: Bartok and Astor Piazzolla for orchestral takes on vernacular styles; John Adams for idiosyncratic Minimalism; Mahler for sustained, songful melody.
The principal designers, Jonathan Hoefler and Tobias Frere-Jones, are inspired by what they call "idiosyncratic stimuli," like the look of vernacular signs, parking tickets and architectural lettering.
Orm was concerned with priests' ability to speak the vernacular, and developed an idiosyncratic spelling system to guide his readers in the pronunciation of the vowels.
The novel's famously idiosyncratic prose - a crudely punctuated, phonetic vernacular - is cut through with a surprising intermittent lyricism, making it clear that Selby has some sympathy for his characters.
Much like Harry Smith's "Anthology of American Folk Music"—a curious multidisc compilation produced for Folkways Records in 1952, and still a defining, rallying document for fans of American vernacular music the original "Music of Morocco" is idiosyncratic and without a clear organizing principle.
Vulgar taste is more idiosyncratic and capricious.
(See below Vernacular literatures).
There is less vernacular.
