Sentence examples for the same vernacular from inspiring English sources

"I wanted everything in the same vernacular," he said.

Because I see other people like Frank Loesser and Dorothy Fields who are dealing with the same vernacular and their technique is virtually perfect.

That same year, Vertov's younger brother, the Paris-based cameraman Boris Kaufman, teamed up with novice film-maker Jean Vigo to work in the same vernacular: no scenario, no intertitles, no performers, no sets.

When I'm with my gay friends, the "Yass queen" emerges, and it's simple why: I'm around other men who use the same vernacular.

And both of us being from the southeast Texas coastline, we laughed at the same jokes and the same vernacular and colloquial terms that only we would know.

These are all notably stressful situations in corporate environments that speak the same vernacular, in the same time zone, with the same cultural aesthetic.

The fact is that he still talks of his horses in the same artless vernacular you might hear in a Govan betting shop.

I've also found the same thing in vernacular architecture -- these things, these commonalities, just emerged.

At the same time, the vernacular saw a revival as a literary language, through the works of William Langland, John Gower and especially The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer.

Both terms, malaria and homa, were reported to be current and carry the same meaning in the vernacular Kimakonde as well as local Kiswahili discourses.

Since this eternal relationship, according to these grammarians, exists only for Sanskrit words and their meanings, one cannot accord the same status to the vernaculars, which are born of an inability on the part of their speakers to speak proper Sanskrit.