Sentence examples for with a vernacular from inspiring English sources

And it was the first time tragic heroes spoke with a vernacular drawl.

The national Gothic church that Ulfilas helped to create, endowing it with a vernacular Bible and probably liturgy, was Arian from the start.

A cider tankard with a vernacular handle, a pleasingly humble object, is made in Plymouth and becomes the first piece of true porcelain ever made in England.

The first derashot, properly so called, were preached by Ezra (5th century bc), who sensed the usefulness of following the reading of the Torah texts with a vernacular explanation for the common people.

That began a four-year labour of love aimed at convincing audiences that an artform most closely associated with classical Romance languages could blend with a vernacular often seen as lacking prestige.

Mr. Webster already has a rich, free, strong baritone that he uses with a vernacular ease, and he was well partnered by Kevin Murphy on piano, backing him up as a solid accompanist.

Given this finding, it is of critical importance that elementary and middle school science teachers discuss evolution with a common vernacular that provides positive testimony for evolution.

Your dream is to work with people who you have a vernacular with -- who you've worked with, you feel comfortable with.

Dawta's speech is inflected with a specific vernacular sound suggesting the West Indies.

Tinged with elements of the psychedelic 60's, as in an elegiac fugue on a Doors song, they communicate with a direct vernacular eloquence.

A deaf man from Coney Island told her that locals sign more rapidly and with a regional vernacular, referring to fellow New Yorkers by raising their arms as if they were riding a crowded subway.