From the very first lines, his hard-earned craftsmanship is evident: "We were flatland people, each of us in this little long-ago tale: Luke and Amanda and Durley, Georgia and Arch and myself....The town was poor one year and rich the next, and everything pertained to the land--labor and usury, mortgage and debt.
Closely related instances arise from the widespread conviction that it is the responsibility of a citizen in a democracy to have opinions about everything, or at least everything that pertains to the conduct of his country's affairs.
In this sake-brewing region, everything that pertains to the drink is sold in Takayama: old storage jars, bottles and cups.
Within his power is everything that pertains to chiefship of name and arms and to changes of name by all bearers of arms.
While he held that existence corresponds to truth in all cases, reality is limited to substances and everything that pertains to substances (i.e. whatever belongs to the Aristotelian categories).
I feel bad about the disordered eating, as I feel bad about everything that pertains to me.
And yet, despite being the spiritual heirs to all of that, it is the Right that presumes ownership of everything that pertains to God and to the Flag.
Everything he does pertains to the dichotomy between light and dark, injury and health".
But the bigger point is the same as with greenhouse gases, and everything else that pertains to the environment.
Jesus' teaching on the Government of God, as seen, for example, in the Sermon on the Mount, is that the significance of the rule of God pertains to everything -- marriage, money, personal relationships, community life, religion, politics and so on.
It was originally shown in support of the Writers Strike, but everything Andreas talks about also pertains to actors, as he briefly discusses the plight of those around the world who have not won protections for revenues resulting from a television series or motion picture's economic afterlife.
