Sentence examples for Eclectic from inspiring English sources

It dates back to 1967 when Lauren designed a line of neck ties and the success can be put down to the brand's eclectic nature.

First up in an eclectic list – "mainly ecstatic female voices with a few queens thrown in" – is Marc Almond, whom Hegarty has persuaded to appear in his Marc and the Mambas incarnation, the side project of his Soft Cell years.

He built up a repertory of 70 new works for the company, created by himself and an eclectic range of guest choreographers.

She opened her home up to us for weekend parties and we got to know Martin, her genial, under-appreciated husband, her friends (eclectic was hardly the word) and her son, Hugo, to whom she was devoted and whose personal life constituted the subject matter of maybe 50% of our conversations.

But the old eclectic instinct was not dead.

Here's how it was supposed to run: participants entered a room where Rönkkö stood behind a table bearing an eclectic array of objects related to LaBeouf's life and career – including a bullwhip, a Transformers toy, a bottle of Jack Daniels and folded notes bearing mainly derogatory Tweets about him.

Bop English: Constant Bop The White Denim frontman chucks a mix of sonic influences at the wall on this eclectic debut.

Kareem Tabsch and Joey Daoud are making offbeat, daring short documentaries on some of our strangest and most eclectic south Floridian characters.

There was a diverse population at Bletchley, an eclectic mix.

They can be an eclectic mix – I mingled with Hungarian backpackers, retired Austrian teachers, and a middle-aged Midwestern couple – which might have felt a bit like an experimental house party if it weren't for owner Elizabeth's remarkable gift for hostessing.

The list of nominees, which was announced on Wednesday evening at a ceremony hosted by BBC 6 Music's Lauren Laverne, certainly appears to be less eclectic than previous years.