Sentence examples for eclecticist from inspiring English sources

In her work, Shapiro employs the very specialized aesthetics of Cambodian dance — curled-back fingers, hyperextended arms, sculptural poses, and opulent gold-laced costumes — while Zorn is a born eclecticist, having tried his hand at everything from punk jazz to klezmer.

An eclecticist, Mr. Kasliwal drew inspiration equally from geomorphic Modernist forms and India's rich though occasionally fusty jewelry traditions.

The smaller annexe was the lair of master eclecticist Jon Carter and to championthe emerging breaks scene.

Harold, who has, throughout his career, made small abstract sculptures, is guided by an ideal of pure form and noble, hand-worked matter; L. J. is an eclecticist who works with materials and people at hand and opens his work to changes in his life and in his times.

Her first verses resemble medieval plainchant, but, soon, when she meets her friend Hauviette (Lucile Gauthier), the music — by the metal eclecticist Igorrr — gets an offscreen accompaniment of drums and electric guitar.

An eclecticist, Cowell treats the studio like a realm apart.

THE complete eclecticist should have a substantial list of unusual resources to start with, as Brad Floyd, James Iha's architect, did.

And though Ms. D'Souza is a fashion-oriented eclecticist, Mr. Marshall a modernist, Mr. Kaydo a flea-marketer and Ms. Foster traditional, they were, to a person, uniformly house proud.