POWERS I understood that "The Yellow Birds" would be a peculiar representation of the experience of being at war.
In truth, some academic and professional groups propose a peculiar representation of the issue, identifying a few, well-defined models that practitioners should conform to.
Recent tributes have compared her to Boudica, that peculiar representation of Britishness, Britannia, even Queen Elizabeth I.
All religions have had their spasms of iconoclasm, but the cinema has its own peculiar variety of inhibited representation of political heroes.
Reform will be a challenge even for the tough Ms Harney to deliver, not least because Ireland's multi-member constituencies, combined with its peculiar system of proportional representation, give local issues (such as closing hospitals) undue political weight.Mr Ahern has also made enemies in the civil service by proposing to move entire departments out of Dublin.
The sequence is not only distinguished by its brutality, but also because it is one of a very few movie or TV representations of "the peculiar institution," both before it and since, that acknowledged the violence and depravity of slavery.
The history of Western society's obsession with women's looks can be traced through the often peculiar, but revealing, history of gender representation on the ballet stage.
Facebook, the world's largest social network, has wrestled with a peculiar conundrum when it comes to female representation.
The town's inhabitants fear the bodily representation of Old Man Thunder, and the peculiar elemental creatures which emerge from Finn's domain: bodies containing no blood, only water and air.
Representations of a rain god wearing a peculiar mask, with large round eyes and long fangs, date at least to the Teotihuacán culture of the highlands (3rd to 8th century ad).
