Sentence examples for an eclectic assortment from inspiring English sources

As in "The Monkees," there is a fair amount of music in this show, and it's an eclectic assortment.

On February 10th, an eclectic assortment of conservatives streamed into a ballroom in Washington to hear Rick Santorum speak.

Inside, the aisles overflow with an eclectic assortment of dry goods: bolts of fabric, gardening tools, skeins of yarn.

Mr. Leedy pointed out the car's various controls, an eclectic assortment of knobs, switches, buttons and levers mounted to metal bases on the wood dashboard.

The colorful Maine Festival, (207) 772-9012, runs from Aug. 4 to 6, with an eclectic assortment of Maine musicians, poets, dancers, artists and craftsmen.

GAIL DUFFY beamed as her students, clad in an eclectic assortment of costumes, performed lively skits about outer space that conveyed facts about different planets.

On the stage, Ms. Bening's first love, she has brought to life an equally eclectic assortment of characters, like an emotional photographer (in Tina Howe's "Coastal Disturbances," for which Ms. Bening was nominated for a Tony Award in 1987), and, more recently, Hedda Gabler and Medea, both on the West Coast.

From Ms. Warren came a wildly eclectic assortment of items, many of them French (the couple spend half the year in St.-Rémy-de-Provence), along with her large abstract canvases and drawings.

What you'll need a bizarre and eclectic assortment of stuff from around the house.

One of the most respected antiques dealers in Hong Kong, Honeychurch Antiques offers a terrific though eclectic assortment of southeast Asian items as well as furniture and collectibles from the British Colonial period.

Devotees of lively political protest, a fading art in recent decades, had something to cheer for and against today as an eclectic, ragtag assortment of causes snaked and howled through the heart of this city, giving pause to Republican conventioneers intent on decorum.