Sentence examples for quite eclectic from inspiring English sources

I'm quite eclectic in my tastes.

Their menu is quite eclectic really.

But Takarazuka's repertory is quite eclectic, with shows based on everything from Japanese fairy tales to "The Brothers Karamazov".

I think it's quite eclectic, a punk band doffing their hat to what was then popular culture".

If you ignore the people part and try to describe some of your subjects very briefly, they sound quite eclectic — oranges, geology, trains.

The food is quite eclectic: you might see a ceviche or a curry on the menu, as well as saddle of rabbit or braised ox cheek.

Their album 'Machine Dreams' has quite an eclectic sound.

Sometimes I wish he wasn't quite so eclectic.

"The group attracts quite an eclectic attendance," Ms. Trotman said.

The ceremony has got quite an eclectic mix of performers lined up.

"Between the astronomers and the guys in kilts, it's quite an eclectic confluence," said John Briggs, a past president of the Antique Telescope Society.