Examples of eclecticism

• The range and eclecticism of Edinburgh's hotels matches that of its famed festival.

• The film shows a certain wit and a refined eclecticism.

• He is generally recognized for a musical eclecticism that draws from many classical and folk styles.

• This eclecticism informed a string of still undervalued, uncollected essays.

• Although historians of science have justly criticized his boundless credulity, aimless empiricism, and exasperating eclecticism, he was nevertheless master of his craft.

• Formally the book covers both prose and poetry, and the eclecticism of the selection participates in the obvious diversity of the writer's investigations and observations.

• Early modern authors practised an intellectual eclecticism, which frequently makes it difficult to describe them as representatives of one particular context or another.

• Although it is reasonable to respond by defending eclecticism, it is wor th noting that this pedagogy is not a bag of diverse tricks.