Sentence examples for smart vernacular from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Hortua turned his smart vernacular dialogue to better account.
Mr. Hortua turned his smart vernacular dialogue to better account in Act II.
But the film makes its points in a lighthearted, street-smart vernacular, treating its protagonists not as embodiments of a social condition but rather as self-aware individuals who are, like teenagers everywhere, both smart and dumb.
He writes in a smart, homie vernacular that gets the unaccustomed really, really tripped out; especially because he likes to mingle Herman Melville references with Fantastic Four knowledge.
To build an understanding of the characteristics that define smart learning IASLE used the vernacular definition of smart – as in a person being smart.
He speaks in a jaunty, clipped, wised-up vernacular, mixing street-smart patter with solid analysis.
Like Seinfeld when he broke through in the eighties, Mulaney is smart, self-assured, apparently well adjusted, and fluent in the vernacular of white middle-class American life.
A space that focuses on future-bent contemporary art and regional folk vernacular, the gallery is the perfect blend of smart, cheekily self-aware, and local af.
He is doing what so many of the smartest musicians of the Americas are doing, whether in jazz or rock or dance music: fueling futuristic ambitions with old vernacular traditions, and making music that easily claims art status and yet doesn't float away on self-generated intellect.
(See below Vernacular literatures).
