Sentence examples for somewhat eclectic from inspiring English sources
Nini's sells a somewhat eclectic cuisine.
Dr. Sargent's body of work is somewhat eclectic.
After his dismissal from the company in 1983, Mr. Cowles began a somewhat eclectic career.
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.
His philosophical thinking a somewhat eclectic blend of Aristotelian and Neoplatonic ideas consistently searched for a rational scheme of things, both natural and divine.
What follows is two hours of somewhat eclectic music (Bryan Adams, Wagner, Mozart, Marlene Dietrich) chopped together with fragments translated from the original musical.
I am pretty eclectic, though.
Also hefty is THE RONALD S. LAUDER COLLECTION: SELECTIONS FROM THE 3RD CENTURY B.C. TO THE 20TH CENTURY, GERMANY, AUSTRIA, AND FRANCE (Prestel, $75), which reveals the riches of another, somewhat more eclectic private collection.
In the last forty years, however, philosophers of religion have returned to the business of theorizing about many of the traditional doctrines of Christianity and have begun to apply the tools of contemporary philosophy in ways that are somewhat more eclectic than what was envisioned under the Augustinian or Thomistic models.
