Sentence examples for eclectic groups from inspiring English sources

Mr. Norton is able to pull together eclectic groups of panelists, with a preference for people with laugh-generating credentials.

"Tod Williams and Billie Tsien are able to integrate buildings into eclectic groups of existing structures because of their deep sense of aesthetics," he said.

FOR years, MTV has been bringing together eclectic groups of young adults to live together in loftlike spaces on the series "The Real World".

Participatory ergonomics has been shown to improve collaboration between eclectic groups in a variety of psychosocial settings and may help people transcend disciplinary boundaries, enabling them to anticipate problems, create solutions and produce innovation.

In other words, it's the brilliant, disruptive thinking of eclectic groups of clever people that transforms the fortunes of brands – not simply basing future activity on data produced by past results.

And while the performances were hardly flawless, the evening provided more ensemble unity, interpretive subtlety and robust, full-bodied playing than one often finds with eclectic groups of this nature.

DANA GOODYEAR: It's an eclectic group.

It is an eclectic group.

The marchers are an eclectic group.

"It is an eclectic group," Popovich said.

"It was a very, very eclectic group.