Sentence examples for an eclectic choice from inspiring English sources

They offer an eclectic choice of cask ales, craft lagers and bottled beauties from around the world.

The exhibition, at the Basle Museum of Antiquity, features an eclectic choice of objects, from nearly a dozen Syrian museums, and ranging from neolithic idols to Mameluk armour.

Laid-back during the day, the atmosphere heats up and the crowds start to jam the place after dark, when hip hop and house DJs play an eclectic choice of music till three or four in the morning.

PAGE B13 Weekend ERNEST HEMINGWAY, ART LOVER AND MUSEUMGOER In 1950 Ernest Hemingway visited New York and spent an afternoon at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, lingering over an eclectic choice of paintings, including Titian's "Portrait of a Man" and van Dyck's "Portrait of the Artist".

You could wander into one of these tiny places and there, amid the shrimping nets and souvenir egg timers, you would find a revolving stand with the most eclectic choice of novels, including Penguin Modern Classics, of all things.

I wanted to talk a little bit about the arc of your career, because I see a lot of eclectic choices, both as an actor and a director, that reflect a certain maturity.

I was also slightly embarrassed that the thief might find my eclectic choice in music – Mozart here, Flo-Rida there – perplexing.

MacMillan's eclectic choice of music was evidenced in these two early works; the first was danced to jazz composed by Stan Kenton, and the second was to the harpsichord music of Frank Martin.

Mr Morris says the festival has "a history of eclectic choices" when it comes to musical directors.

De Botton is a lively guide, and his eclectic choices of buildings and locations evince his conclusion, that "we should be as unintimidated by architectural mediocrity as we are by unjust laws".

No fuss, no ceremony; just a little under two hours of lightly themed, eclectic choices of music and writing clustered around a wide-ranging topic.