Their songs are often science fiction-themed and are generally funky, eclectic, nonsensical and a lot of fun.
Although Edinburgh can't boast the glamour of some other festivals, it generally provides an eclectic offering.
HEINZ KARL GRUBER, an inventively eclectic composer generally known as H. K. Gruber, has long been drawn to works of Kurt Weill.
The study explains that Judge Posner -- an eclectic but generally conservative Reagan appointee to the federal bench who literally wrote the book on law and economics during his pre-bench career as an academic -- read and personally coded hundreds of Court opinions to help ensure the accuracy of the study's conclusions.
Generally his work draws on eclectic influences, from French experimental theatre to Japanese kabuki and African ritual.
It appeared in Reason, an eclectic monthly of generally libertarian orientation, in February, 1992, under the title "Native Son".
Longstanding patrons, dissatisfied with mainstream, sensationalist cinema, were generally receptive to the "more eclectic stuff".
While this has sometimes been criticized for cultural appropriation, for the most part eclectic Paganism is generally progressive and inclusive.
Generally, though, the kids eat an impressive array of eclectic food they help grow, like the Swiss chard they used in frittatas.
In past encounters Kristjan Jarvi's Absolute Ensemble has generally been a classical chamber orchestra with an endearingly eclectic programming style in which standard repertory, new works and arrangements of rock songs rubbed shoulders, sometimes in seamless suites.
