Sentence examples for my vernacular from inspiring English sources

"It's just part of my vernacular".

"Those kinds of words are not in my vernacular.

It was amusing, it was in my vernacular, and the atmosphere held great emotional resonance for me.

No more capital divertissement shall ever be created, just as my vernacular exclamations of joy will never become obsolete!

"I don't like the word slut, I don't use the word slut, that word is not in my vernacular," she wrote.

Today "bbs" means something entirely else: the plural of "bb", a "cute diminutive pet name in my vernacular," according to Hilleman.

For the first time, I was allowed to showcase my thoughts and feelings on subjects that were outside of my daily vernacular.

I do not use words like this in my regular vernacular, but acid with nitrous is life changingly psychedelic.

PARIS — This will be my 20th French Open, or to employ the local vernacular, my 20th Roland Garros, and though I have no trophies or clay-stained socks to show for all of those Paris springs spent in the stadium that the "Four Mousquetaires" built, I do have the memories.

My face exploder was Grant Farred's "What's my name: Black Vernacular Intellectuals", which characterised Muhammad Ali, Bob Marley, C.L.R. James and Stuart Hall as "vernacular intellectuals", who used their art as a platform for criticism and discourse.

"I made a lot of the vernacular my own," Mr. Pantoliano said.