It includes the extent to which something pertains to all members of society.
The very name of journal, derived from the old French jurnal and from the Latin diurnus denotes something which has a daily character, something that pertains to a single day, lasts for a day or is important for a day - only.
If it pertains to every being in relation to something else, it can express either the difference between beings, which is indicated by 'something' (aliquid), or their conformity.
Stay on task, don't get distracted by something unless it pertains to the task at hand eg. trying to get something delivered and the truck carrying it breaks down.
And I always have a book of poetry because I find poetry very inspirational and somehow you always find something that pertains to the play.
It took me three passes to work out that "some dewy bridge" isn't a description of Oprah or a property of the Father, but something that pertains to Nat and Ruth, and then a fourth pass to wonder why we couldn't just have some brackets.
Every night there are moments in specific songs when I think of something that pertains to my life.
It's a somewhat specialized field and usually it is something that pertains to horticultural crops, floriculture, hydroponic tomatoes, things like that.
"Xenophobia is seen as a minority issue and something that pertains to few people in the country, but I think that is a very wrong understanding.
For this it is more beneficial to focus on something that pertains to the heart.
If you've got a light-hearted teacher, make a wholesome, audible joke about something that pertains to the course matter.
