Sentence examples for likely to be eclectic from inspiring English sources

Most likely to: Be eclectic.

And the programming of MTV tended to be genre-specific {dance music, heavy rock}, whereas New Zealand music shows tend to be eclectic, with rap videos as likely to follow a pop song as a heavy rock track.

The Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, the acclaimed rock-and-country-and-anything-else lollapalooza on a 700-acre farm outside Nashville, is likely to be as eclectic as ever in its fifth year.

You've got to be eclectic.

To be eclectic, matchless pieces need to be seen.

Don't be afraid to be eclectic.

And after changing the voting laws and dissolving the entire Senate, he faces an upper house just as unwieldy as the one he dissolved, with Pauline Hanson, Jacqui Lambie, Derryn Hinch and Nick Xenophon's senators likely to be among the eclectic crew sharing the balance of power.

Look him up in standard reference works, and he's likely to be referred to as a "legendary left-field guitarist" whose work is "eclectic" or just plain "eccentric".

The audience's response to "The Prophet" is likely to be determined by their feelings for the original book rather than the eclectic, imaginative visuals.

It's still a somewhat eclectic mix, but the constituents' roles in international events are much more likely to be correlated over the next century.

Be eclectic: "Matching things is the hardest way to decorate," Smail said.