Sentence examples for vernacular from from inspiring English sources

In the vernacular from the stands, maybe he's not such a smug pommy dickhead after all.

He was a member of the Vatican II Council, helping to translate the Roman Catholic Mass into the vernacular from Latin.

I was tempted to say his inimitable voice, but of course it's been imitated more often than that of any American writer, except possibly Salinger's pal Hemingway, infiltrating the language of our literature and refertilizing the American vernacular from which it sprang.

TOS'd, to use computer vernacular from the mid-1990s.

@Gamer doesn't get down like that, to use vernacular from 1989.

My mom was an actress-turned-costume stylist when I was little, so fashion was part of my vernacular from the very start.

As also noted, Old Indo-Aryan Sanskritic speech communities interacted with speakers of Middle Indo-Aryan vernaculars, from which they borrowed terms with retroflex stops.

Writings on generation in English, available to a lay and professional English readership, were not confined to English authors, but also consisted of a wide array of translations of European-authored works, both from vernacular languages and from Latin, the international language of knowledge and culture.

Little vernacular material from the Low Countries has survived from the period before 1200.

He learned from Duchamp to see America's vernacular architecture, from time-worn farmhouse to bristling factory, as a series of readymades waiting to happen.

The Swiss chalet style evolved into a Scandinavian variation, known in Norway as the "dragon style", which combined motifs from Viking and medieval art with vernacular elements from the more recent past.