Sentence examples for their vernacular from inspiring English sources
It's not part of their vernacular".
"Wineries are part of their vernacular".
"My ears became attuned to their vernacular," she reported.
So Hepca helped them understand the problem by putting it in their vernacular.
It pleads, "Long live the topless jihad against infidels!" To borrow their vernacular, "sextremism" in the name of "titslamism".
The Angles gave their name to England, as well as to the word Englisc, used even by Saxon writers to denote their vernacular tongue.
Her colleagues told Dr. Halsey they have another theory that involves "millions of true, red-blooded, ammo hoarding patriots" replacing the words "France" or "French" with "freedom" in their common vernacular.
To use their vernacular-their elitist hate is un-American.
Their writings in their own vernacular, Flemish or French, rather than men's Latin were free-spirited and breathed defiance.
Soldiers and psychopaths, gods and gangsters, icons and executives parade through his dramas — all, in their unique, vernacular way, eloquent in their unknowing.
The persuasive case for moving art into the English regions was no doubt helped by the sudden popularity, in the 1990s, of the Young British Artists (Tracey Emin and Damien Hirst among them), with their democratic, vernacular artworks and policy of staging their own shows.
