Adverb:

প্রাসঙ্গিকভাবে দেখান,

pertinently's Usage Examples:

provided by Iceland’s famously wild capital acts as the springboard for a pertinently quirky collection.

the Detroit Tigers in return for second baseman Dutch Meyer and, more pertinently, third baseman Don Ross.

He most specifically and pertinently told me that he never played bass clarinet in his entire life, only the.

More pertinently speaking, kinetic art is a term that today most often refers to three-dimensional.

universal circle of spirits which, since the time of the stoics, has so pertinently been called the City of God".

York), while in NJ itself they simply called it club (or perhaps more pertinently, the Jersey sound).

The successes of a football team — or, more pertinently, its failures — could be the cause of a good deal of anguish; arguments.

Nevertheless, pertinently query the opponents of football, what youth, however well trained, can.

the spiritual knowledge, that they may be able to respond properly and pertinently, with meekness and fear, for those asking a reason of the hope that is.

The fort and Princess Chandrakanta were pertinently described in the novel Chandrakanta by Devaki Nandan Khatri In the Hindu.

said "Support for Brexit is in the DNA of both the Daily Mail and, more pertinently, its readers.

without being precious; a jewel decorated by a watch, paradoxically yet pertinently a “useful jewel”; the other that the path to woman could lead to some.

to any and all bidders, as well as his government influence and more pertinently his company's method of succession (to a foundling rather than a son).

must admire the author for his lofty intellectual attitude, it may be pertinently pointed out that s day was beautiful theory, with no prospect of applicability.

go on to echo through later currents of French leftism: perhaps most pertinently in the thinking of Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, who famously declared ‘Property.