Sentence examples for but eclectic from inspiring English sources

The gathering was small but eclectic.

Wellcome is ostensibly restricted to health-related titles, but eclectic shortlist implies definition-creep.

The style is calm but eclectic - beds have leather brass-nailed headboards, chairs are Flemish-patterned and the desks modern.

Drawing floor plans: I grew up in a 1930s Art Deco house: gray brick on the outside but eclectic on the inside.

River City is a nicer restaurant than that and, for the most part, the food — detailed in a short but eclectic menu — deserves more attention.

The music is urban-edged but eclectic — one recent evening, the D.J. segued straight from Dominican bachata into "Solid as a Rock".

But while eclectic in this sense, unlike Thomasius's thought, Wolff's was anything but arbitrary.

But such eclectic tastes are in fact nothing new.

But its eclectic repertory includes a small Ashton wing.

When I began pulling those books off the shelves as a teenager, they seemed intellectually antique but admirably eclectic.

But this eclectic array, part art exhibit, part history lesson and part fashion show, has an unsettling way of getting under your skin.