Sentences with phrase «everyday parlance»
"Everyday parlance" refers to the language or words that people commonly use in their daily lives. It includes the everyday vocabulary and expressions that are easily understood by most people. Full definition
Theologian Karl Rahner once wrote,»... what is called knowledge in everyday parlance, is only a small island in a vast sea that has not been traveled... Hence the existential question for the knower is this: Which does he love more, the small island of his so - called knowledge or the sea of infinite mystery?
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The notion of vernacular — a form of everyday parlance specific to a social group or region — manifests in his work through a graphic and discursive style developed in the context of globalized art production.
As for everyday parlance, I agree with you.
In denying the plaintiff's request for a new trial, the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that instructions incorporating a legal analysis on the shifting burdens of proof in employment discriminbation cases established by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1973 is appropriate when a trial court judge «translate [s] it into everyday parlance and fit [s] it to the facts and circumstancews of a particular case.»
In everyday parlance, «on Cloud 9» means feeling elated, on top of the world, but for surfers it's more than this.
In everyday parlance, «on Cloud 9» means feeling on top of the world, but for surfers on the tropical island paradise of Siargao, it's much more than this.
Sub Nom is Latin for «under the name of» or in everyday parlance, «also known as».