Sentence examples for vernacular elements from inspiring English sources
Thus, even in Sanskrit literature, oral performance was an essential component, which further facilitated the assimilation of oral vernacular elements.
These were strange words from a man who, with his wife, has designed a line of avant-garde furniture, Searstyle, based on vernacular elements of the suburban home, like winged bed-rest cushions and a line of china constructed from disowned dishes that they found at the Salvation Army and glued into ornate compotes.
Juxtaposition of modern findings and verified vernacular elements within such constructions could be pivotal in ensuring disaster resilience in rural Nepal.
This study also identifies some further specific elements that are worth further investigation, including the shape of louvered windows, different forms of apertures and vernacular elements.
Douglas also used vernacular elements from the continent, especially the late medieval brickwork of Germany and the Low Countries.
Other vernacular elements he incorporated include tile-hanging, pargeting, and the use of decorative brick in diapering and the design of tall chimney stacks.
Barragán, who won the Pritzker Prize in 1980, is revered for his geometric, brightly colored buildings, all of them in Mexico, which blend vernacular hacienda elements with modernist influences from Europe and America.
It shows that the loggia is a dominant spatial element in vernacular dwellings in Yazd, Iran, which is popular but no longer incorporated into new building designs.
The alcohol introduces an element of vernacular looseness and excitement into the telling — at times, including this time, with a lot of anachronistic profanity — that has the effect of bringing history close, making it real by making it contemporary: "Hamilton's just sort of tugging on [George Washington's] sleeve, being, like, 'Can I fight?
Her language contains elements from Aeolic vernacular speech and Aeolic poetic tradition, with traces of epic vocabulary familiar to readers of Homer.
The elaborate style of their poetry, according to some critics, is excessive and artificial, but they succeeded in enlarging the Scottish literary use of the vernacular and managed to combine elements of satire and fantasy with a high standard of poetic utterance and diction.
