Sentence examples for considered eclectic from inspiring English sources

During a preconcert lecture, an audience member asked Mr. Botstein whether Stravinsky could be considered eclectic.

From Ms. Gross's interviews to commentary by a stable of critics, "Fresh Air" guides listeners to choices as considered yet eclectic as the soul singer Arthur Alexander, the novelist Nadine Gordimer and the director Roger Corman.

The guide considered the "eclectic haunt" a "spooky alternative" to an evening at a bar, club or movie.

YANGON, Myanmar — For a window into how people think in this closed and cloistered Asian society, consider these eclectic interests in American culture, found on the bulletin board and library shelves at the American Center here.

But O'Malley's interests seem almost too eclectic to be considered electorally calculated.

A few years ago, he acknowledged, he considered leaving for San Francisco Ballet, whose eclectic repertory would offer more choices.

A home can be considered green for many reasons, from the eclectic (grass roofing) to the common (ecologically sensitive paint) to the obscure (wheat board cabinetry).

Last fall Mr. Alden was back for a revelatory production of Bernstein's musically eclectic opera "A Quiet Place," long considered problematic.

The term Wicca was employed in an increasingly eclectic manner by authors like RavenWolf, who considered it to be a synonym for witchcraft.

And consider the artwork this eclectic group has created.

The staff here is extremely knowledgeable about the finer points of each goody coming from the kitchen of the chef, Josef Centeno, which is impressive, considering how numerous and eclectic they are.