Sentence examples for somewhat eclectic views from inspiring English sources

His somewhat eclectic views - he's a conservative apostate on tax increases for the wealthy, for example - and the particular intensity of the anger from which he seems to have drawn and stoked, often directed at conservative mainstays themselves, have all contributed to a sense that Trump is hard to place politically.

That I have a somewhat eclectic TV viewing pattern will come as no surprise to anyone who's read my previous blogposts.

Nini's sells a somewhat eclectic cuisine.

Dr. Sargent's body of work is somewhat eclectic.

An undecided voter with genuinely eclectic views.

After his dismissal from the company in 1983, Mr. Cowles began a somewhat eclectic career.

Still the rich, like most voters, have eclectic views, often supporting liberal and conservative positions simultaneously.

What follows is two hours of somewhat eclectic music (Bryan Adams, Wagner, Mozart, Marlene Dietrich) chopped together with fragments translated from the original musical.

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.

This leaves you with an event filled with a somewhat eclectic bunch of (and I'm sure they won't mind me saying this) eccentrics.