Sentence examples for vernacular adjective from inspiring English sources

Her best in that line was in John Schlesinger's A Kind Of Loving (1962), with Alan Bates as her angry young son-in-law: Hird shoved in your face the power in that vernacular adjective "interfering".

As he called Seacrest "dude," and indulged every fifty-cent adjective in the vernacular of hype -- "stunning," "amazing" and "exciting as heck" -- he presented himself as a guy who knows he probably can't close the deal, but is certainly not going to be accused of making less than maximum effort.

"Terms such as beauty, scale and proportion that were once used to describe the massing, articulation, and texture of predigital architecture have given way to adjectives like smooth, supple, and morphed, derived from digital-age vernacular," he writes.

Curly: "Vernacular?

(See below Vernacular literatures).

No vernacular.

ADJECTIVE Persistent.

There is less vernacular.

Each to his own vernacular.

vernacular — were also made clear.

The architectural vernacular is typically rustic.