Sentence examples similar to vernacular population from inspiring English sources
The site's features like "Wall" and "Poke" have created a vernacular among the youth population that many find weird.
Some argue that the movement has already realized many of its goals, chiefly bringing awareness to a neglected and disenfranchised segment of the population, and the incorporation of their vernacular—"the 99percentt," etc.— into the language of the mainstream.
To identify new QTL/s for submergence tolerance and regeneration capacity development of mapping population is in progress at CRRI using the genotype INGR08109 (vernacular name Atiranga), INGR04001 (vernacular name Khoda) and INGR08110 (vernacular name Kalaputia).
Lingua franca, ( Italian: "Frankish language") language used as a means of communication between populations speaking vernaculars that are not mutually intelligible.
Their construction, style, materials and use are indicative of local economic and ethnic influences; barns are vernacular monuments to the period when a majority of our population was engaged in settling and working the land of America.
I shall first suggest that Hebrew emerged as a vernacular not in Ottoman Palestine but, rather, in the largest centers of Jewish population at the time and, first and foremost, in the Russian Pale of Settlement and Congress Poland.
His robust style, vernacular language and bloke-ish penchant for gambling and Indian food leave some portions of the population (many of whom wear a bra) cold.
Now, he says, he is using the vernacular of the masses to reach those on the margins of Puerto Rico's economic and political life, "a population that votes blindly".
(See below Vernacular literatures).
