Sentence examples for eclectic scope from inspiring English sources
Involving two abstract works and one very dramatic, this programme displays MacMillan's eclectic scope: he pushed the boundaries of drama in dance further than had ever been seen before in classical ballet.
Wal-Mart Stores, the world's biggest retailer with an eclectic range of merchandise from patio furniture to rifle scopes, said it would take a 6.1% stake in supermarket chain Seiyu Ltd., a major step towards entering the tough Japanese market.
The broad scope, eclectic and philosophically-defined nature of naturopathic practice has meant that naturopathic practitioners have been described as the 'general practitioners of CAM' [ 9, 26].
Postwar architecture, while widely eclectic and international in scope, has seen its most dramatic achievements in contemporary interpretations of traditional forms.
Her background, then, is eclectic.
To grasp the ambitious scope of customers Ivy Park aims to reach, look no further than the eclectic span of UK stockists: Topshop, Selfridges, Net-a-Porter and JD Sports.
Started three years ago, the festival has expanded in size and scope each year, and this time around, the promoters, Founders Entertainment, have booked an eclectic group of performers, representing genres like electro-pop, rap and folk-rock.
A refreshingly eclectic style.
