vernacular造句

Even the root for romanticism is "enromancier" meaning vernacular.

Tom: Yes, till modern history, modern vernacular Chinese is popular.

JAX-RS establishes a vernacular to describe resources as represented by its programming model.

Painted wicker side tables by Maine Cottage and paddle lamps add to the local vernacular.

Our national vernacular is filled with antiblack euphemisms, but cosmopolitan isn't one of them.

Write a narrative descriptive passage in a vernacular other than your own.

Not Broom's Bohemian egghead air guitarist, but another kind of vernacular, another kind of celebration and another kind of music.

The nine that were saved, were protected in respect of their priority and importance. The rest, in your vernacular is history, poignant lost history from your mainstream perspective.

Previously, the new vernacular writers were viewed a bit like outlaws, hovering on the edge of a town that was run by a cabal.

And as the museum makes plans to scatter their creations around the world, it is the vernacular city that is being lost.

But the owners and designers of urban gardens didn't appreciate the vernacular peasant landscapes, which were associated with the disheveled working class.

With this new vernacular in hand, IT architects and business process owners can more easily map their unique requirements to established best practice design techniques and patterns.

His art had been fuelled by the vernacular culture of the streets but it was many years since he had been able to run with the kids on the block.

The born weakness of vernacular poems is the unrefined language. The paper discusses the connotation of the language refinement, analyzes the problem of non-refinement and puts forward some improving measures.

For the past 18 years, Jones and others working with Ibiblio have been digitally preserving collections as well as "vernacular work," which are freely accessible works in the public domain.

There's a kind of colloquial clarity and confidence, quite different from the vernacular language in the Hardy poems I was just reading, which are also poems of the countryside.