Popular language, indeed, having grown up with a predominantly practical purpose, represents a very imperfect classification philosophically considered.
Of the classes marked by popular language it is worth while to distinguish two sorts (cf.
In popular language, all we can see is the house, not the tenant, in either case.
It is thus an intermediary between Someone else and ourselves; and this Someone else can only be God, Who gave us our conscience, so that inpopular language it may be called the Voice of God.
An excellent compendium of the most interesting facts in astronomy, told in popular language.
Described in popular language, yet with a thoroughness which will give the reader a surprisingly complete grasp of the subject.
When combustion ceases, the fire goes out in popular language.
When such a being dies and in popular language is born again, the skandhas reconstitute themselves but it is expressly stated that when the saint dies this does not happen.
Being a literary rather than a popular language it was probably a mixed form of speech and it has been conjectured that it was elaborated in Avanti or in Gândhâra where was the great Buddhist University of Takshaśîlâ.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "popular language" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.