Which all sounds relatively standard, apart from the fact that it is entirely made up of pigeons.
The 32-seat dining room is simple and relatively unornamented, apart from the pastel portraits of Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford on corrugated cardboard.
But, like a vajacial's gentle exfoliation and soothing moisturising treatment, it is relatively harmless, apart from the damage of £90 or so for the privilege.
Rock or pop shows, for instance, have been relatively rare, apart from "Hair" and "The Wiz," and Off Broadway musicals haven't even been considered.
Though known for her struggles with substance use, Winehouse's time in St Lucia has been relatively uneventful, apart from an incident in mid-February when she collapsed after allegedly drinking too much alcohol.
Meanwhile, by placing Handsteiner's and Scheidl's stations relatively far apart, we were able to close the locality loophole even as we addressed the freedom-of-choice loophole.
The heavy timber frame, in which large posts, spaced relatively far apart, support thick floor and roof beams, was the commonest type of construction in eastern Asia and northern Europe from prehistoric times to the mid-19th century.
The dining room is relatively understated, apart from a cluster of circular orange banquettes and a few peachish lighting fixtures so oddly shaped and unusually textured that my fellow critics have outdone themselves with metaphors, which I'd be a fool to try to improve upon.
About the life of the historian we know relatively little, apart from the crucial fact that he himself commanded troops in the war — something you might guess anyway from the soldierly lack of sentimentality that characterizes his book, which would in time come to be prized for its insistence on letting the reader "see the past clearly".
Furthermore, incidence of cancer in this age group is relatively low apart from the childhood cancers.
