Sentence examples for just pertains from inspiring English sources

"This policy just pertains to those who committed felonies related to illicit drug use," Wang explained.

While you may ultimately want to drop 20 pounds or bench press your bodyweight, establish a goal that just pertains to your vacation recovery.

"And that doesn't just pertain to him".

And the ruling didn't just pertain to the information that is stored on digital devices, such as photographs and telephone numbers.

And the President made a point of telling us that what he said does not just pertain to Libya, but more broadly to "the use of America's military power, and America's broader leadership in the world, under my Presidency".

At the key stage in the causal chain, namely, when the mind makes a judgment that such and such thing is an instance of blue, error (bhrānti) comes in and indeed is indispensable: the mind must supposedly be seduced into thinking that its mental content, i.e., the representation of non-non-blue, is not just merely mind-created, but pertains to the world.

"You don't care about anything, just what pertains to you!" The man walked away a bit but did not put out his cigarette.

It's worth stressing that these figures are just guesstimates made by one company, and only pertain to the U.S. market — which is just one of nine initial markets where the Apple Watch went up for pre-order Friday.

The characteristics just outlined pertain to all of the world's spoken languages.

I'm going to be a little hard on Kate in the next few paragraphs, but this advice pertains just as much to Jon and, in fact, any divorcing parent -- or even intact families where there's a lot of conflict.

What he says of his chestnut colt pertains just as much to him.