Sentence examples for particularly niche from inspiring English sources

This Australian's obsession is particularly niche: she loves making paper-cutout animations, kind of like a pop-up book in sketchpad form.

There's nothing weird or stupid, or even particularly niche, about pushing for stricter, more humane regulations regarding animal welfare in the meat industry.

Sometimes, describing Saturday morning children's television feels more like pushing open the door to a particularly niche sex club than a world of family-friendly entertainment.

In a city full of fascinating but oddly narrow areas of intellectual expertise, Madden's is particularly niche: Her job is to make peace between humans who are fighting over wildlife.

But its oddness is of a particularly niche kind: it sounds as if one single person in the Vatican knew one single producer (an Italian producer of religious music named Giulio Negroni) and told him to put together the album, trusting that anyone who knew their way around a studio could make a record that would have the youth turning off Hotline Bling and switching to that wild heavenly sound.

Maybe not, particularly Niche's "umami kombu fries," which have been sprinkled with powdered shio kombu until they are almost subliminally green.

With a sample set of more than 30 strains, the data generated about phenotypic relationships and especially niche relationships would particularly benefit; for some of the niches in which we observed clustering, there were only a few representatives from a given niche (e.g., only three African strains, only three baking strains, only two Malaysian strains).

In the last decade, graduate schools in other arenas — like international relations, public affairs, law and even journalism — have also begun developing executive education courses, particularly in niche areas that are not covered by traditional business schools.

Since then eating by the sea, on the sea, looking out to sea, has had an inexpressible magic for me, and the places where I have done it have a particularly happy niche in my gastronomic memory.

Now in its third season, the show, which airs Mondays at 9 p.m., has found a particularly fertile niche by focusing on black acts from the 1970s and 1980s, an era when R&B music was wildly popular but, Michael Jackson notwithstanding, rarely piqued the attention of mainstream media.

"Fashion is a particularly difficult niche to break into," Krause acknowledges.