Sentence examples for extremely eclectic from inspiring English sources

"It's extremely eclectic, and that's why it's so much fun".

It is an extremely eclectic group composed of guys with comical personalities.

Aside from the old Iggy records, it serves an extremely eclectic programme of DJs and live acts.

All these contradictions made for a bracing, extremely eclectic evening of theater music on Saturday evening at the Allen Room, where Mr. Friedman presented a program of two dozen of his songs as part of Lincoln Center's American Songbook series.

I feel like it's extremely eclectic.

Just sync up with "1200 Years of Women Composers: From Hildegard To Higdon," press "play," and let over a century's worth of classic music pour over you like an extremely eclectic wave of symphonic bliss.

The animation is snappy in the way it handles an extremely eclectic-looking bunch of monsters.

The local music scene is extremely vibrant and eclectic, with a growing electronic scene and various jazz bars throughout the city.

This resulted in furniture that was extremely ornate and very eclectic.

But the combination of intellectual enthusiasm, eclectic taste, extremely high executive function and a roaring appetite for solving complex problems in stimulating company can take a thinking person to strange places.

In an introduction to the exhibition catalog, the director of the Orangerie, Pierre Georgel, attributes Guillaume's success to factors including "a large inventory, an eclectic but extremely high-quality selection of works, a long-term involvement in the international art market, considerable public relations skills, keen sensitivity to shifts in taste and an energetic promotional program".