1. We are very much troubled by the so-called vulgarized political culture, 2. You've got to give them a simple, vulgarized version of things. 3. I regard it as a distorted and vulgarized version of a provenly successful work, 4. But it is vulgarizing our culture. 5. The modern Colour prejudice against gold and other tints is perhaps because painted work has been vulgarized . 6. The title ephorus is derived from the Greek " ephoros " which has been vulgarized into Latin 7. Variations, corruptions, and vulgarized versions were noted to be in use long before the earliest printed publications. 8. Japan will probably make their own films that get it wrong anyhow, vulgarizing the unusual aspects of Manchuria. 9. The Carolinians seem to have interpreted their vulgarized consonants as plain consonants followed by glides, like the Chamorro phones. 10. The directives of the Stalinist Ministry of Culture marked the introduction of Socialist Realism in a schematic and vulgarized way.
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