Sentence examples for eclectic social from inspiring English sources

So it is not surprising that residents of the posher parts of Brighton and Hove, a seaside town with an eclectic social mix, are on the warpath about a change to the way school places are awarded.

Every piece chosen explored the concept of concertato, the musical equivalent of a conversation in a lively, eclectic social setting: a boisterous pub, perhaps, as the program note suggested.

The idealized guests occupied a world where work is lightly juggled alongside a diverse and eclectic social life and adorable offspring: a utopia that is as far from the vision that won Trump the election as it is from the oppressive Shakespearean weight of the brand's name.

Every catalog brings a selection of more off-beat courses, from basket-weaving, lampshade-beading and other crafts to cultural studies like "Baseball in New York" to even more eclectic social topics -- "Freaks, the Culture of the Grotesque," for example, and "Gym Culture and the Modern Amazon," a course about women and workouts.

For someone like Sardesai, who married outside his caste, abhors caste prejudice and thrives in an eclectic social environment, caste doesn't matter in quite the same way.

Moreover, the receptors of research are likely to place more confidence in the strictly controlled natural sciences than in the more eclectic social sciences.

Around Austin, Mrs. Bush maintains a similarly eclectic mix of social acquaintances.

10 p.m. 9. MUSIC AND LANGUAGE Brush up on your Gaelic (or start fresh) at Club Aras na nGael (45 Dominick Street; 353-91-567-824; cnag.ie), an eclectIrish-languageage soclub club.

Just last year, Biz Stone and Evan Williams left their respective positions at Twitter to start a mysterious new company, Obvious, which invests in an eclectic array of social impact ventures, such as faux-meat producer, Beyond Meat.

Renee lived an eclectic life as teacher, social worker, successful businesswoman, avid art collector, world traveller and activist in a variety of charities.

The movement, if you will, began with an eclectic group of engineers, social and behavioral scientists, physiologists, physicians, educators and many others all who were aghast with the carnage resulting from crashes on our streets and highways.