Sentence examples for rather eclectic from inspiring English sources

He has, it is safe to say, given voice to some rather eclectic demographics.

I mix my own tracks to make for a rather eclectic accompaniment.

A superb and extremely prolific engraver, he was a rather eclectic artist, borrowing from other masters and often copying them.

The rather eclectic selection are the books that have been downloaded on BitTorrent between 100,000 and 250,000 times this year.

The dynamic extremes of the rather eclectic overture to "Les Francs-Juges" were infused, in his reading, with an energetic, even athletic flair.

But not every family member is permitted burial; the rules bar a rather eclectic group, including criminals, children, Buddhists and married women.

It does not honor the all-time greatest youth players, but rather an eclectic mix of adults who have contributed to Little League in word or deed.

She was joined at one point by Lil Wayne, who delivered his verse on "No Frauds," and Jason Derulo accompanied her toward the end, for "Swalla," but the zigzagging set left her seeming unfocussed rather than eclectic, and lacking the memorable zing of her previous work.

It's rather an eclectic list – Steve Jobs, Jesus, SpongeBob.

His score, cleanly arranged for a traditional orchestra, is consistent and coherent in its post-Romantic brooding rather than fashionably eclectic.

As a critic he was personal and eclectic rather than systematic, but his idiosyncratic views were perceptive and conveyed with wit and grace.