Sentence examples for somehow pertains from inspiring English sources
The surf breaks and pounds on the beach, the sea calls -- and the brown penguins look on in bafflement; they know this somehow pertains to them, and yet, when they venture to explore, the result is wet-feathered misery.
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.
And it certainly pertains to sponsorship, because the psychology of athletic endorsement -- wherein Tiger likes Nike and I buy Nike and somehow, in a kind of transitive magic, I am like Tiger -- depends on whether I want to be like Tiger.
"Pertains to real estate.
A conservative spirit pertains.
In attempts to somehow standardize Portuguese traditional cheeses, a better understanding of the physicochemical changes that take place during ripening is mandatory – especially in what pertains to the role played by their main vectors (viz. milk, rennet and microflora).
Such quality pertains to genius.
But that no longer pertains.
"I think that no longer pertains.
