niche (noun)

1. The designer created a beautiful dress with a niche neckline.

2. The sculpture had a niche in the wall where it was displayed.

3. During the Middle Ages, castles often had niches in their walls to display religious artifacts.

4. The ancient temple had a special niche carved into the wall for the statue of the goddess.

1. Why did the concave surface go to therapy? Because it had a niche complex!

2. As the light flickered, she could see a small niche in the wall with a mysterious object inside.

3. The magical forest had hidden niches that only the chosen ones could discover.

4. According to Greek mythology, nymphs lived in the niches of trees and springs.

1. In the lush rainforest, the colorful birds find their niche to display their romantic courtship rituals.

2. The blockbuster movie starring a young detective exploring a crime-ridden city had a niche among avid cinema-goers.

3. The discovery of electricity by Benjamin Franklin was a significant event that changed the niche of human progress.

4. The sacred temple nestled in the mountains has become a niche for pilgrims seeking spiritual enlightenment.

1. In the realm of fantasy, she found her niche as a skilled sorceress.

2. Her talent for storytelling and drawing led her to a niche in the anime industry as a popular character designer.

3. He carved out a niche for himself in the world of cinema as an innovative and visionary director.

4. With his unique art style and witty storytelling, he has found his niche in the world of comics.