Sentence examples for the more eclectic from inspiring English sources
The more eclectic the better.
"The more eclectic it is, the better," Mr. Oundjian said.
That is one of the more eclectic schedules in the land.
The more eclectic the better: Liam Hodges, the MAN designer, had a rapper do a spoken-word piece.
The impact made by both these films on popular culture was such that it's easy to forget some of the more eclectic choices Reeves made in the 1990s.
The more eclectic elements – spiritual photo- graphy, the science of snowflakes, diving virtuosi – are beautifully aligned by making links to historical Japanese pioneers and enthusiasts.
In the even more eclectic year 2000 version, the participants include the present version of the Basie orchestra; the singers Dianne Reeves and Angelique Kidjo; the New Orleans patriarch Allen Toussaint; and Harlem's ecstatic, trombone-heavy shout band, the McCollough Sons of Thunder.
Their one concession to world affairs is a wacky book arguing that the Bible contains coded predictions of the September 11th attacks.In Germany and Spain, the tone is more serious and the mix more eclectic.
Exactly 100 years earlier, as chance would have it, The Times revealed the considerably more eclectic and lofty reading habits of one of the mayor's predecessors, William J. Gaynor.
No, something much weirder: the much more eclectic, culinarily correct party scene on Wythe Avenue in Williamsburg.
In Bay Ridge, the tunes skewed toward classic rock — Steppenwolf and the Beatles — but as the race went on, the styles became more eclectic.
