Sentence examples for such vernacular from inspiring English sources

This paper investigates such vernacular adaptation of built heritage, along with its specific characteristics, opportunities, and threats as well as its influence on more formal adaptive reuse practice.

Unmoored from their original settings, such vernacular photographs draw us in with tantalizing details even as they withhold the full truth of the moments they represent.

In such vernacular constructions, the wall system is dominated by the mud bonded bricks or stones (82.32 %) and next to this, wood or planks (9.53 %) are dominant over the vernacular constructions followed by cement bonded bricks/stones (7.46 %) (Fig. 7).

It is worth noting that the work's linguistic form disappointed even Dimitrios Katartzis, the intellectual mentor of the two authors, while Philippidis himself, never used such vernacular style language again in his future works.

Such vernaculars have developed systems as complex as those of related creoles and are called expanded pidgins.

Today the Jesus Film Project employs 300 people in an Orlando, Fla., office translating the film into such vernaculars as Kwanyama, spoken in Angola and Namibia, and the seven dialects of Quechua, a tongue of Andean natives.

Martin explained that the OED takes a broad view of the English language, so it works to include regional English and other such vernaculars, including webspeak.

Historical buildings, such as vernacular architecture typologies, have been threatened by the vulnerability to their status degradation.

But woe to the novelist who succumbs entirely to such specialized vernacular, whether it be a "rogue's lexicon," modern street slang or regional dialect.

Well, some might say, young Tagg is hardly a credit to his illustrious background with such dockers' vernacular as "taking a swing".

They'll tell you if you don't need to use such polite vernacular.