Meanings of as eclectic in English

Mel's appetite for theatrical soundscapes is as eclectic as it is adventurous.

Few artists can boast a body of work as eclectic, inimitable or influential.

In terms of musical taste, he's as eclectic as they come.

If I was a bloke, of course, my career would be described as eclectic.

This year's displays by African artists at the biennale are as eclectic as those from elsewhere.

The businesses were as eclectic as the residents.

The resulting account is an enjoyable medley, as eclectic and cluttered as the seaside towns it describes.

My style could be described as eclectic.

She runs the blog stylebubble.co.uk and describes her personal style as eclectic, often wearing bold prints and colours.

Possibly Iceland's most famous export, the diminutive singer drew a crowd as eclectic as her own very versatile repertoire.

Roots and Reggae music has been their signature sound, but their music style is as eclectic as their upbringing.

Though Kendrick is a sonic innovator, Damn doesn't initially seem as eclectic or inventive as To Pimp A Butterfly.

So it's no surprise that Nottingham-born, East London-raised Neo Jessica Joshua's style is as eclectic as her experience may suggest.

Underfunded The importance of being exposed to as eclectic a selection of music as possible for young people cannot be understated.

And if that strikes you as eclectic, just put his new album, Fused, into your CD player and give it a spin.

Selecting tunes from the vinyl crates behind him, last night's 90-minute set was as eclectic as his influences, covering garage, house, dancehall, grunge and hip-hop.