But not before again positing that this is all a matter of dialect: So yes, Ben, I apologize for using the term "subhuman mongrel," and I will try to elevate my vernacular to the level of those great men that I'm learning from in the world of politics.
"I will try to elevate my vernacular to the level of those great men that I'm learning from in the world of politics".
Developed by the filmmakers of Weimar Germany, these were techniques that existed in contradistinction to the bright, brisk, eye-level vernacular of American film -- a style that the protean Curtiz also mastered, and deployed with ease in films like "20,000 Years in Sing Sing" and "Cabin in the Cotton," made the same year.
He contributed to the mythology of the West (with "Roughing It"), invented the satiric travelogue (with "The Innocents Abroad") and the Washington novel (with "The Gilded Age"), and elevated American vernacular speech to the level of art.
"Rhubarb," it says in my dictionary of slang, is Second World War vernacular for a "low-level strafing mission".
The troubadours' songs of courtly love inspired the Italian dolce stil novo – the sweet new style that Dante both named and made his own with The Divine Comedy, which had the additional effect – for the first time since Rome – of elevating the vernacular to the highest levels of expression.
In the game's vernacular, getting to the next level is the whole point.
At that point, she said, "I understood that that vernacular had infiltrated at a very high level into Beatriz's work".
She writes at ground level, she says, in the vernacular of a people – poor, black – who, if their speech is unfamiliar to white readers, is not on the novelist's head.
The goal of the new extensions is to relieve overcrowding in the popular.com,.org and.net addresses, known in the vernacular of the industry as generic top-level domains.
