Sentence examples for eclectic leanings from inspiring English sources
But restaurants with admittedly eclectic leanings end up in an even more homogenous, redundant place.
March 1 2011 March 6 2011 March 1-6-6: A hugely gifted trumpeter with eclectic leanings, Nicholas Payton fronts a big band that will provide a firm backdrop for his impassioned horn work.
The saxophonist and vocalist Neville has both jazzier and more eclectic musical leanings than his siblings in the Neville Brothers Band.
Bringing together local heroes and international stars, the festival has become one of the country's biggest musical highlights, known for its eclectic and underground-leaning programming.
The Garage was unique because of its eclectic crowd and left-leaning culture.
-- Pacific Gas and Electric's campaign to introduce wireless smart meters in Northern California is facing fierce opposition from an eclectic mix of Tea Party conservatives and left-leaning individualists who say the meters threaten their liberties and their health.
PAGE A4 National SMART METERS DRAW FIRE From Left and Right Pacific Gas and Electric's campaign to introduce wireless smart meters in Northern California is facing fierce opposition from an eclectic mix of Tea Party conservatives and left-leaning individualists who say the meters threaten their liberties and their health.
Their crew has a sound leaning towards the more trippy, eclectic, Burning Man-esque side of the spectrum.
Accounts of Britten in this decade have associated both his eclectic interest in modernism and his left-wing political leanings with his individuality and otherness in a conservative decade.
It was an eclectic alliance against the Islamists, dominated by the Social Democrats, a left-leaning party with ties to the revolution's leaders, and by the Free Egyptians, the business-friendly party founded and promoted by Naguib Sawiris, the Coptic Christian media-and-telecommunications tycoon.
