Sentence examples for eclectic picture from inspiring English sources

In "You're the Top," for instance, he conjured up an eclectic picture of the American cornucopia: a Bendel bonnet, Mickey Mouse, Garbo's salary, cellophane, a turkey dinner, the Derby winner, a Waldorf salad, the feet of Fred Astaire, an O'Neill drama, Whistler's mama, and so on.

Wilkinson and his writing partner Richard Schenkman have since agreed a deal with LA-based Eclectic Pictures, which has a first-look arrangement with Lerner's Millennium Films.

The décor is sunny and eclectic, with picture windows, marble mosaic and parquet floors, and lots of plants, including the hotel's trademark orchid arrangements, containing more than 1,000 blooms.

Alongside penning two novels (and adapting the second, The Hottest State, for the screen), his CV has always been an eclectic mix of genre pictures and provocative indies, from Andrew Niccol's Gattaca to Sidney Lumet's fine swansong Before The Devil Knows You're Dead.

If I perused my Instagram right now, I would find an eclectic soup of landscapes, pictures with family, the occasional selfie and artwork.

In what is looking shaping up to be a tremendously eclectic survey of new picture-taking talent, a group exhibition of rising photographers is coming to both of Superchief Gallery's NYC locations.

There's comfort but not luxury, an eclectic mix of furniture, colourful pictures and fabrics on white or black walls.

October 30, 1932 Thumeries, France November 23, 1995 Louis Malle, (born October 30, 1932, Thumeries, France died November 23, 1995, Beverly Hills, California, U.S). French motion-picture director whose eclectic films were noted for their emotional realism and stylistic simplicity.

The Old Pottery, Bovey Tracey TQ13; 01626 835285; houseofmarbles.com CTB At number 13 Lincoln's Inn Fields is primarily the house and museum that John Soane (1753-1837) buint in 1792-4 for himself and his huge, eccentric, eclectic, jumble of collections, his pictures, including Hogarth's Rake's Progress, sculptures, plaster casts, and an ancient Egyptian royal sarcophagus.

In fact, "The Windsor Room" picture window, falsely advertising "eclectic lunches" from its former life as a cafe, did not even crack.

I have such an eclectic mix of stuff — flea market pictures, fine art photographs and old mirrors.