Sentence examples for vernacular modes from inspiring English sources

Of course, it has always taken time for disreputable, vernacular modes of expression to earn parity with traditional, formal ones, at least in the eyes of mainstream institutions.

His setting of William Blake's "Songs of Innocence and of Experience" — for a symphony orchestra of Mahlerian proportions, a slew of soloists and massed choruses — is encyclopedic in its embrace of styles, from the mandarin modernism of his student years to barroom ballads and reggae and other vernacular modes.

After all, if being "skeptical" is used in one of its vernacular modes to denote being in a state of disbelief, then the moral error theorist is no more deserving of the label than the moral realist, for the realist is a skeptic regarding the non-existence of moral properties.

Nonetheless, vernacular style enters the design.

Vine's end isn't just about losing data; it's about losing a vernacular, a mode of self-expression.

Beginning with classical stone architecture during the first millennium, followed by a period of building with wood, Kashmir finally witnessed vernacular (mixed mode) architecture in the form of Taqq and Deji-i-Dewari from the last two centuries.

Two Old English verse versions of the Life drawn on the work of Felix were written, which show the vigour of vernacular heroic and elegiac modes in Ælfwald's kingdom.

Written in the traditional mode of vernacular novels, this work is preeminent among the satirical fiction that dominated the literature of the late Qing dynasty.

They carried with them elements of traditional folk that have been a part of popular music ever since: a devotion to authenticity (or an approximation thereof), an inclination to leftist politics (or a vague liberalism), and, above all, a faith in the folk ethic -- the notion that music is a democratic, amateur art, a mode of vernacular expression available to anyone without formal training.

Eventually she got a table in the mode she prefers: a vernacular vocabulary customized in an unconventional way.

These stages are labelled "vernacular", "transitional" and "new vernacularism".