Sentence examples for understandable vernacular from inspiring English sources

Like Howard Brenton in Anne Boleyn, Edgar also finds a hero in the outlawed William Tyndale, whose mission was to translate the scriptures into a readily understandable vernacular.

Perhaps it's understandable, given that Scott was not an industry titan whose name had crossed into the vernacular.

Moody believed it was necessary for the words of hymns to be understandable and pertinent to the lives of the people singing -- that is, in the vernacular of the people--which at that time most hymns were not.

Curly: "Vernacular?

(See below Vernacular literatures).

No vernacular.

There is less vernacular.

Each to his own vernacular.

vernacular — were also made clear.

Totally understandable.

The architectural vernacular is typically rustic.