Sentence examples for the eclectic array of from inspiring English sources

That explains, perhaps, the eclectic array of homey desserts.

The space is further enlivened by the eclectic array of antique sculptures that face you like a committee welcoming you to the history of art.

At Retrospect, her new store next door — where the drapes are left closed — the eclectic array of furniture, decorative accessories and gifts is inspired by the Gilded Age, the Edwardian era, steampunk and Christian iconography.

Just off exit 44 of Interstate 287, the 2.45-square-mile town is known for the eclectic array of businesses in the two- and three-story brick buildings that line its half-mile-long 19th-century Main Street.

The newly elected sheriff, Stephen Haskell, now requires the deputies of Sublette County to wear a black baseball cap and boots, along with black pants and a tan shirt, rather than the eclectic array of western gear they were previously permitted to wear.

A BRACELET made from brightly painted cardboard, a generically packaged can of beets and five 30-year-old T-shirts are among the eclectic array of items in "The Fashion Moda Stores, 1982: Selections from Documenta 7" at the Neuberger Museum of Art of Purchase College.

Many investors in Vodafone are reportedly dissatisfied with the company's eclectic array of minority stakes around the world.

In his poems, which Mr. Koestenbaum read before the performance of the work, the protagonist encounters an eclectic array of luminaries, including Susan Sontag, Virginia Woolf, Patty Duke, Mae West and Diana Vreeland, in eerie circumstances.

He respectfully contributed it to the ever-growing eclectic array of Flight 93 mementos rising daily by popular demand and impulsive design, years in advance of any formal memorial.

The financier of an eclectic array of guerrilla groups around the globe, he was also responsible, according to Western intelligence, for many of that era's deadliest terrorist attacks, including, most notoriously, the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, that killed 270.

NEW YORK, USA, 12 August 2010 – Members of the international community marked the launch of the International Year of Youth today in the United Nations General Assembly Hall with an eclectic array of speeches, musical performances, videos and poetry.