Sentence examples for bit eclectic from inspiring English sources

My research interests are a bit eclectic, and they span statistics, computation, optimization, and machine learning.

The TV channels offered by Google Fiber are a bit eclectic, though, and don't include a number of popular cable channels, including CNN, ESPN and AMC.

White-washed mansions no higher than four floors, students from the respected Kiev-Mohyla Academy and street markets amid decrepit Soviet homes sum up the whole experience of being in Kiev: a bit eclectic, somewhat Soviet and still struggling between West and East.

Pier 1 - 71 Fifth Avenue - 1110 Third Avenue Want something a bit eclectic to decorate that dorm room or shared apartment?

The menu gets a bit eclectic in the appetizer section, then settles down to a few familiar pastas, salads and plain American entrees: roast chicken, New York steak, several nice cuts of fish.

Eligo is a sort of cousin of our word "eclectic" meaning "choosing the bits you like".

He wants to do more with digital and reach younger listeners on social media with "Vine-style six second bits of eclectic Today experience".

This year, said Robert Haber, chief executive of the CMJ Network, which oversees the festival and its namesake, the College Media Journal, the schedule is "a bit more eclectic and a little bit more international".

While Piaggi (or Anna Dello Russo, arguably her successor, who sat in the audience here) would wear these clothes wholesale, as they are seen on the catwalk, shier and more retiring fashion editors were heard discussing which items they might buy to add a bit of eclectic spirit to a low-key wardrobe.

Tuesday was a bit of an eclectic day for economic and polling news, but there was one data point that had the largest influence on our presidential forecast.

Granted, the menu is eclectic: a confit duck leg here, a bit of hummus there.