One of the contenders is the Autry Museum of Western Heritage, a quirky, relatively young but well-endowed institution in central Los Angeles founded by the cowboy singer and actor Gene Autry and his wife, Jackie.
Trader Joe's, for one, has thrived by offering a limited selection of high-quality, relatively inexpensive products in quirky stores that are 15,000 square feet or less.
She certainly ticks all the boxes with her quirky yet relatively undeveloped character traits, and THAT hairstyle is surely the pixie cut to end them all – and begin a million more.
The official account has stirred up an intense debate among Mormons who have been brought up to think of Smith as relatively unblemished by some of the quirkier behaviour of his peers.
The Asperger's stereotype before the shootings in Newtown, Conn., was relatively harmless if inaccurate – that of a quirky, brilliant male unable to read subtle social cues or navigate the world of non-autistic people.
The design is relatively straightforward and free of OMA's usual quirky structural tricks, once you get past the sliding entrance portals.
Some documentaries aim to cast light on a small or relatively unknown group of people whose community is quirky, bizarre, gripping, or otherwise fascinating.
Big windows are a good idea, I thought, but the relatively low nine-foot ceilings and the apartment's quirky geometric shape were a bit off-putting.
Whatever her intent, Ms. Lee succeeded in using a relatively enormous amount of printable space to discuss a quirky social ritual so far from universal as to render it completely irrelevant.
In the relatively staid world of CIA analysts, Jablonski was also a quirky character, a yoga devotee who made her own cat food, a woman who skipped off to Las Vegas to renew her vows in an Elvis-themed chapel.
Kovács's contribution "Baby Step," with its syncopated rhythms and sampled pop-song vocal, is a relatively straightforward deep-houser in comparison to The Bells but it was quirky enough to hint at the ebullience of his later productions.
