Sentence examples for vernacular use from inspiring English sources
It's 1970s science put to vernacular use.
In vernacular use it means 'circular extrachromosomal DNA molecule present inside the nucleus'.
Loos himself was not averse to employing ornamental devices that had passed into vernacular use.
Despite resistance from club owners, booking agents and advisers, he began listening to those voices, developing new material during the next few years served straight from the black experience, even embracing the street vernacular use of the word "nigger".
In vernacular use, the term 'theory' refers to an untested idea, a speculation even.
The philosophical use of 'supervenience' is strictly proprietary, and so in no way beholden to its vernacular use(s).
g) Popular names, professional terms of art, and other vernacular uses.
Their estranged uncle, Ruslan Tsarni, denounced them in the most American of vernacular, using the one term perfect for cutting across ideological, ethnic, and social lines: losers.
The word has become part of American vernacular, used by the cartoon character Bart Simpson and by the crime-fighting Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
"It's our equivalent of the Blue Screen of Death people talk about with Windows," he said, referring to the derogatory vernacular used to describe what happens when a PC running Microsoft's operating system mysteriously stops working.
C. 650 BCE - c. 601 BCE Alcman, Doric Alcmaeon (flourished 7th century bc, Sparta [Greece]) Greek poet who wrote choral lyrics in a type of Doric related to the Laconian vernacular, used in the region that included Sparta.
