Wood (2007) uses the example of children playing with water to argue that playing may enable children to make pertinent observations, but …they will not spontaneously learn the concept of floating and sinking, volume and mass without educative encounters with more knowledgeable others.
If you're with a group of hobbyists, ask about their hobbies and make pertinent remarks related to fishing, knitting, mountain climbing, movies, and so on.
It is their choice to raise their children how they please, and although you can certainly make pertinent suggestions, if they want the children to function in a certain environment, you must provide it to the best of your ability.
Last heard from in Benares, making pertinent comments on India.
The libertarian Goldwater Institute tried to block the vote because the City Council had not made pertinent documents available.
Icíar Bollaín's bluntly political film "Even the Rain" makes pertinent, if heavy-handed, comparisons between European imperialism five centuries ago and modern globalization.
In Life is Sweets, an idea that seemed flippant in the opening scenes, was quickly made pertinent when Nigel was invited to a real, old-fashioned sweet shop full of sherbet flying saucers, mint limes, jelly babies, gobstoppers and a thousand other jars of childhood fun.
Suárez deals with categories in some detail in Disputation 39 of the Metaphysical Disputations (henceforth DM), although he also makes pertinent comments about them elsewhere (for example, in DE q. 75, a. 1, d. 47, s. 1, n. 4; 1861 vol. 21, p. 45a).
Everyone understands that Seton Hall and other universities like them are making pertinent short term decisions.
We thank Rufin VanRullen for reading the manuscript and making pertinent comments and Pierre Bayerl for his participation in an earlier stage of this project.
However, Tattersall & Schwartz ([ 43], p. 17) stated: "…so little of that 'craniodental' variation can be made pertinent to relationships within the group.
