1.   Down in his basement, though, in a space about the size of a small motel room, Siegel practices a peculiar brand of metallurgy.

2.   Moles communicate in their own peculiar brand of molespeak, faintly reminiscent of Somerset villagers on the Bristol Channel.

3.   Our peculiar brand of civility allows it.

4.   The popular former University of Costa Rica professor impresses audiences with a peculiar brand of understated eloquence.

5.   This is a peculiar brand of logic that a more secure man, or better-written character, might have responded to more lightly.

6.   This peculiar brand of gang warfare has been going on for decades and involves thousands of criminals, yet few people know about it.