Sentence examples for regular vernacular from inspiring English sources
I do not use words like this in my regular vernacular, but acid with nitrous is life changingly psychedelic.
Like most modern Christmas songs it applies a Christmas vernacular to a regular love song almost as an afterthought.
One is a grammar book, the first Italian grammar, by which he sought to demonstrate that the Tuscan vernacular was as "regular" a language as Latin and hence worthy of literary use.
The guided walk has a catchy title, too: Cardiovascular Vernacular (as in, 'It's Time for my Regular Cardiovascular Vernacular').
As we chat, Smith, Trott and Hornby make regular mention of promoting their "brand" and delivering the best "content", such is the commonly understood vernacular shared by popular people who make a living from a prominent medium made so by popular culture.
A regular at the bar was a woman, no longer so young, whom Deford called, in his breezy, vernacular way, "a lady of the evening".
Regular reading of Scripture in the synagogue on Mondays, Thursdays, Sabbaths, and festivals, coupled with concurrent translations into the Aramaic vernacular and frequent sermons, provided for lifelong instruction in the literature and the various teachings elicited from it.
(See below Vernacular literatures).
There is less vernacular.
