Sentence examples for it's vernacular from inspiring English sources

There was one woman in the group to whom he might happily have offered private lessons, but he gave up on the idea after spotting her arm in arm with Talentless Tim, who defended his consistent use of cliché by saying, "It's not cliché, it's vernacular".

This is also why he chose to entertain the White House with the reading of traffic reports -- something that truly amused the audience and not least President Barack Obama: "The weirdest, most avant-garde, most appropriated text was the one that got the biggest response because it was in the language that everybody could understand -- it was vernacular".

I use the verb "release" because it's common vernacular.

Our priest said that he didn't go for the vernacular because it was vulgar.

It's the vernacular of the Web.

It's a vernacular acquaintance born of spending a long time outside".

That's why I write plays in Scots – because it's a vernacular that leaps from the page.

"It's a vernacular art form made, to some extent, by the people and for the people.

It's a vernacular that people who "are nothing if not multiple vectors of desire"—sometimes adopt when the attempt to wrestle those multifarious forces into a coherent self proves too much.

The Queen's Vernacular, it's called, which documents centuries of what we called ourselves.

Every writer lives between the vernacular given - whether it be the vernacular of Oxford or of the Caribbean - and some received idiom from the tradition.