Sentence examples for eclectic nature from inspiring English sources
Aside from the eclectic nature of the cooking, two factors stand out.
"The festival reflects Jenneth's eclectic nature," said Jane Moss, vice president for programming at Lincoln Center.
Fear not, the eclectic nature of the Huntington St. Cafe runs no deeper than its wallpaper.
The eclectic nature of Mr. Tsui's work finds its roots in his background.
He notes that "many type samples could be assigned to several categories," suggesting the eclectic nature of these letters.
Mr. Tan also wove in transitions between set pieces and other background material of an eclectic nature, ranging from rudimentary Western-style polyphony to contemporary gestures.
The adult list will be eclectic in nature, thanks to an extensive collection of artefacts that range from typewritten readers' reports about children's books to collections of menus and manuscripts.
His parents were eclectic by nature, patrons of all the arts, requiring nothing more onerous of their children than that they did whatever they wanted to do and enjoyed doing it.
As Elizabeth P. Marrinan, village planner of Scarsdale, explained: "For us, the question is, how do we control size and still allow for continuation of Scarsdale's eclectic architectural nature?
A quick scan of their website shows inventory of an eclectic, interesting nature.
A general observation is that most interventions are eclectic in nature and not strictly representative of one theoretical model.
