Sentence examples for into vernacular from inspiring English sources

Loos himself was not averse to employing ornamental devices that had passed into vernacular use.

Both of these functions were enormously facilitated by the development of printing from movable type and by the translation of important books from scholarly Latin into vernacular languages.

Generalizing about the efficacy of rendering titles into vernacular is like generalizing about the use of updating as a directorial technique.

His belief in salvation through personal faith alone, not the intermediation of the Church, led him to violate a longstanding prohibition on translating the Bible into vernacular languages.

Liang taught English literature at Peking University (1934 37) and worked on his translation into vernacular Chinese of the complete works of Shakespeare (completed in 1967).

An aspect of the influence of the Protestant Reformation on literature was the number of great translations of the Bible, including an early one by Erasmus, into vernacular languages during this period, setting new standards for prose writing.

Both 'empowerment' and 'exposure' are English terms that have no translation into vernaculars – underlining, perhaps, their association with the global.

Translated into the vernacular it says Bugger OFF!

Black rappers did not introduce that word into the vernacular.

Hashtags have also made their way into the vernacular.

Now, climate change has passed into the vernacular.