Even at the age of 13, when I was immersing myself in the glorious filth of Bowie at his bending, blowing, buggering best, I would find myself singing pertinent phrases from the songs as I skulked around my bedroom dreaming of escape.
If you enter a keyword like a name or a place, the site will tell you what Google "thinks" of it -- that is, it lists pertinent phrases that Google has found at Web sites (though not links to the sites themselves).
Make a copy and highlight the pertinent phrases so the judge will be reminded of the law that applies in your case.
More pertinent, the phrase also has a history among writers imagining complex communication networks.
We used asymmetric word distance to limit the scope of negative and temporal phrases to pertinent expressions.
Comey, she noted, wrote that the emails "appear to be pertinent to the investigation," and other phrasing that lacks the full-throated conviction that would justify making an exception to protocol.
But there is another more pertinent detail — a strangely formal two-character phrase — that appears next to a disproportionate number of names:, sang'ou, meaning "bereaved of one's spouse".
A metaphor's paraphrasable content isn't definitively settled by the pertinent literal meanings of its constituent words and phrases.
Managers returning to a team for a second spell - some enhance their reputations greatly, but for others the phrase "never go back" could barely be more pertinent.
The algorithm detected the negation of pertinent terms but was confused by particularly wordy or convoluted negation phrases e.g., "No obvious or real cough" or "No cough in the past few weeks but has started in the last day".
The phrase "out of sight, out of mind" has never been more pertinent than when we apply it to the poor.
