Sentence examples for within the vernacular from inspiring English sources

The current show is the latest evidence that, at least within the vernacular art world, he has achieved the status of old master.

"I find myself always singing within the vernacular of the love song, so I always speak about the relationships," he said.

For one thing, Burnside's prose, with its references to the verses of Baudelaire and the paintings of de la Tour, is dramatically different from King's, which joyfully insists on remaining within the vernacular of his characters' television- and movie-infused imaginations.

After a scene in which Mary Todd delivers a long monologue to Tommy Lee Jones (another supporting actor nominee, for his portrayal of Thaddeus Stevens, a radical abolitionist Republican) and others, Mr. Day-Lewis – or Abe – wrote "a wonderful text," Ms. Field said, "within the vernacular, because he's brilliant at it".

As much as McCarthy and Arendt are retroactively lodged within this circle of men who explain things (the "boys," in the vernacular of the women's correspondence), they both understood a more complex reality.

All interview data were transcribed into English within 3 days of the interviews by the first author who speaks the vernacular languages and English to ensure recollection of discussions.

It's the vernacular of the Web.

"Seven Habits" became part of the vernacular.

And I try, recognising the vernacular of the films in which I work, to have some degree of reality within the beautifying forces of that machine.

Other words entered the vernacular with Katrina.

To use the vernacular, the rendering is just messed up.