Sentence examples for the current vernacular from inspiring English sources

In the current vernacular, Phyllis Galembo photographs people of faith.

In the current vernacular, we're kicking the climate can down the road.

In the current vernacular, Wilton has been a "red" town for many years, but there have been few fiercely partisan battles or issues among town government officials.

Mr. Greenleaf prefers not to say how many dollars he took away from the I.P.O., but he acknowledged that it was enough to make him, in the current vernacular, a 1 percenter.

If you had paid a visit to the campaign headquarters of Antonio Reynoso, who was running for the Democratic nomination for one of the many City Council seats that will change occupants this year, you might have been inclined to challenge the current vernacular.

This psychological usage, arguably, predominates in the current vernacular.

In the 1960s, noted naturalist David Fleay pushed for the revival of the term "quoll", as he felt the then current vernacular names were misleading.

The notion that angina is only associated with the current cardiac vernacular is thus not supported by its historical and current use.

This chapter describes earth buildings in various parts of the world, and discusses how we are able to trace the development of earth building techniques through excavation and standing archaeology, current vernacular techniques and reviews of standing monumental architecture.

Language must evolve, and fashionable slang is part of that evolution, but why is our current vernacular so very questioning?

Its integration into current vernacular building practices can help to preserve and retrofit surviving in-use examples while respecting their authenticity.