It's a peculiar form of relief, but it works for me.
At Monte Albán, during the earliest, or Monte Albán I, epoch of that site's history, a peculiar group of reliefs was carved on stone slabs and affixed to the front of a rubble-faced platform mound and around a contiguous court.
People recognise the name but don't usually click until you describe her peculiar spectral pallor, thrown into relief by lashings of her trademark dark lipstick, the colour of a blood blister.
Soils lacking a well-developed profile because of youth of parent material or peculiar conditions of parent material or relief ("azonal" soils) do not show endemism.
Nor is there any other provision of the Statute giving this right of action that remotely requires a procedure to be followed or relief to be given peculiar to state courts or different from established procedure and relief in the federal courts.
"People have been willing to consider some weird explanations, so it's a relief to discover a less peculiar solution". Unlike most astronomical objects, neutron stars are small enough to understand on a human scale.
In addition to allowing fans to breathe a collective sigh of relief, they also highlighted a peculiar quirk on the part of the press, one that seems to surface every time a superstar releases an album these days.
Murder in the city casts a peculiar spell, a mixture of horror, fascination and relief.
It can, of course, back off to take into account the political repercussions, and it has been well-advised to dance the peculiar minuet that couples bombings on one day with relief conveys on the next.
He started writing his new book, Instructions, Guidelines, Tutelage, Suggestions, Other Suggestions and Examples Etc., as "light relief", an outlet for some of his more peculiar thoughts.
