Vulgate

The company's employees come from a wide vulgate of backgrounds and cultures.

The Latin vulgate was the language of the educated elite in medieval times.

The vulgate edition of the Bible is still revered by many Christians.

The vulgate interpretation of the painting has been challenged by some critics.

The vulgate version of the song is the most popular.

The vulgate version of the text has been used for centuries.

The vulgate interpretation of the novel differed from the author's intended meaning.

The vulgate story about the origins of the holiday was widely believed.

The vulgate version of the Bible is widely used in many churches.

The vulgate reading of the text is controversial.

The vulgate interpretation of the law is widely accepted.

This article is based on the vulgate edition of the manuscript.

The film's vulgate dialogue made it unsuitable for children.

The vulgate understanding of the law was based on centuries of legal precedent.

The vulgate edition of the novel is the most widely read.

The vulgate version of the fairy tale had a happy ending.

The vulgate copy of the document has been lost for centuries.

The vulgate translation of the text was widely accepted by scholars.

The online article contained a vulgate of the famous writer's unpublished manuscript.

The recipe was just a vulgate, without any specific measurements or instructions.

The vulgate of the book had many errors and inconsistencies.

The musician released a vulgate of their album on their personal website before the official release.

The historical account in the vulgate proved to be inaccurate.

The movie leaked online in a vulgate form before the premiere.

The website published a vulgate version of the scientific study, without any peer-review or analysis.

The new publication of the vulgate became a bestseller.

The vulgate of the manuscript was published in its original form.

I found a vulgate of the novel I was looking for at the second-hand bookstore.

The ancient vulgate was discovered by archaeologists.

The church used the vulgate translation of the Bible for centuries.

The professor handed out a vulgate of the course syllabus to the students.

The local newspaper published a vulgate of the mayor's speech without any fact-checking.

The professor analyzed the vulgate of the text to better understand its history.

The vulgate manuscript was recently found in a monastery in Europe.

The vulgate of the document was leaked to the press, causing controversy.

The author released a vulgate edition of the novel to celebrate its anniversary.

The historical text was discovered in a vulgate state in the archives, with no annotations or footnotes.

The document was a vulgate version of the legal contract, with no official stamp or signature.

The vulgate of the medical profession is that prevention is better than cure.

The vulgate about gender roles in society is that men should be strong and assertive, while women should be caring and nurturing.

There is a vulgate in philosophy that knowledge is justified true belief.

There is a vulgate among politicians that they should always speak in soundbites.

The vulgate in sports is that winning is everything.

There is a vulgate among scientists that climate change is caused by human activity.

The vulgate among postmodernists is that there are no objective truths, only subjective interpretations.

The vulgate about mental illness is that it is a biological disease that can be cured with medication.

The vulgate among postcolonial scholars is that Western nations have exploited and oppressed non-Western nations for centuries.

The vulgate of fashion dictates that black is always in style.

The vulgate among political theorists is that democracy is the best form of government.

The vulgate among millennials is that work should be meaningful and fulfilling, rather than just a means to earn money.