Sentence examples similar to vernacular differences from inspiring English sources
Different era, different vernacular.
Obama has a different vernacular too.
Old Town is the part of our city that is still a city: in Pacific Northwest vernacular, it's like the difference between the thick, haphazard growth in an old-growth forest and the trees-in-rows perfection of a planted second-growth forest.
Biology textbooks, too, are careful to explain the scientific use of the term "theory" and to emphasize the difference between the scientific and vernacular usages.
The preliminary analyses suggested that, when analyzed at preferred-term levels, the sample was too noisy to provide meaningful comparisons with FAERS due to the difference in specificity between Internet vernacular on Twitter and the depth of clinical distinctions in MedDRA.
Unfortunately, differences in analytical methods, as well as the lack of accessions in common and the use of vernacular names prevented cross-analysis.
Henry Louis Gates has also expounded on the importance of repetition in black vernacular and African American literary traditions in his often-quoted description of Signifyin(g) as "repetition with a signal difference" or "a motivated repetition" (xxiv, 66).
(See below Vernacular literatures).
There is less vernacular.
