The mosaic of images is self-consciously eclectic; figures in photographs are blurred in movement.
Instead, says Harris, the period was eclectic, with figures including Florence White, Evelyn Waugh, the Sitwells and Cecil Beaton all demonstrating that nostalgia and the modern could sit side by side.
In "Asunder," a new dance to an arranged, eclectic score, a central figure (Amos Pinhasi) appears to be tormented by five alter egos.
Figures as eclectic as HG Wells, Frank Sinatra and Joseph McCarthy also make an appearance.
Meanwhile, the board majority makes room for an eclectic array of ancillary figures from the revolutionary period, such as Charles Carroll and Jonathan Trumbull.
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KEELY GARFIELD In her latest evening-length work, "Line & Sink Her," the eclectic downtown choreographer is the central figure in an odyssey.
More familiar figures in Kampfner's eclectic account include Alfred Krupp, the German industrialist magnate, Andrew Carnegie and such hereditary potentates as Louis XIV.
It figures, given Gordon's eclectic career as a musician, artist, designer, actress, and writer — a series of inspired, elliptical moves that have rarely lined up with expectations.
Both Korthagen and Stockhausen have highlighted this process with the term reflection spiral with each winding leading to a higher order of understanding, practice or learning [ 23, 26]. Figure 1 shows the complete eclectic model, which describes reflection in three phases: 1. 'Reviewing the experience', 2. 'Critical analysis', and 3. 'Reflective outcome'.
While in prison O'Callaghan corresponded with an eclectic array of individuals - including establishment figures such as Lord Cranborne, then leader of the Tories in the House of Lords.
