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Meanings of eclectics in English
Synonyms
Examples for "eclecticism"
Examples for "eclecticism"
1
This simple-minded eclecticism often produces a singular mixture of Christianity and paganism.
2
This has filtered into the designer space and a new 'eclecticism' in fashion.
3
In art, eclecticism means loss of character, and character is everything in art.
4
I thought you had abjured eclecticism; yet Cousin is its apostle.
5
Perhaps, however, the eclecticism of the present essay will save it from condemnation.
Usage of eclectics in English
1
I choose the eclectics, because, those killed, the others cannot survive.
2
They were eclectics; they compromised.
3
The German thinker, Novalis, said very justly that all eclectics are sceptics, and the more eclectic the more sceptic.
4
Went with wife in the afternoon to see some pictures by the 'Eclectics' at Petit's.
5
It is but Jamblichus alone who, transcending the other Eclectics, added to Theosophy the doctrine of Theurgy.
6
Many were Eclectics, that is, adopted from various systems such elements as seemed to them most reasonable.
7
Eclectics has a good contemporary range, available by mail, 01843 852888.
8
The Eclectics: Cousin, Jouffroy.
9
"We don't despise the Eclectics," said he.
10
(Eclectics esteem this a great remedy).
Frequent collocations
Translations for eclectics
Russian
Portuguese
Eclectics through the time