Sentences with word «eclecticism»

«Equally appealing is the dynamic eclecticism of the Chelsea arts community.»

To that end, Ian and Mike will use case - study and experiential exercises to emphasize the importance of eclecticism in approach, continual refinement as more insight is gleaned in the therapy, and the creativity required to design interventions that are unique and customized to the needs of the client / couple.

As for eclecticism, one might compare Joan Waltemath at Hionas with Justine Frischmann at George Lawson.

Turn your dining room into a celebration of eclecticism with dining sets from MacKenzie - Childs.

Indeed, it has sometimes seemed as if the study of Pauline and Johannine thought, in particular, might resolve itself into a study of religious eclecticism.

The band's reputation for stylistic eclecticism is well displayed here.

A few years ago I was introduced to principled eclecticism as a means of establishing ESL / EFL class objectives.

Decorative arts, rugs, banners, tapestries, Danish modern furniture, fetish figures, as well as ancient calligraphy are among Goldberg's sources of inspiration, providing his work with a sense of varied cultural eclecticism.

So does Judy Rifka, whose dedication to abstract painting rests on eclecticism and a very urban sensibility.

Perhaps this incessant give and flex in Duvivier's mid-1950s period, and the fluid flitting from genre to genre, have made him a victim of his own eclecticism.

Such eclecticism helps make Tavernier an ideal guide for a tour of nearly half a century of French cinema.

In a nutshell, the application of principled eclecticism proceeds by first addressing the issue of learners» needs and styles.

Hope Johnson will deliver another delicate and bohemian collection as the fashion world needs more eclecticism!

Both rooms, Broodthaers explained when they were originally installed at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London in 1975, expose the «relationship of war to comfort,» but in the twentieth century room the suggestions of gentlemanly combat and worldly eclecticism have been replaced by cheaper furniture and more efficient artillery.

His very eclecticism connects him to an online world.

This practice helps to create cohesion amid eclecticism.

In this solo installation, Lugo explores eclecticism and culture through juxtapositions of graffiti, European decorative arts, and his native Puerto Rican heritage.

Stylish eclecticism comes easily when you mix toss cushions in various styles and patterns in one overall palette.

Maybe Biggers is learning eclecticism from Rashid Johnson or reticence from David Hammons.

His very eclecticism makes him newly relevant, much as for a greater show - off in Albert Oehlen.

Complain all one wants, but «anything goes» now means eclecticism or even gesture and excess rather than a new avant - garde or a Neo-Mannerism.

In the works of this palace intervened many artists of various nationalities, example of Eclecticism prevailing in the courtly constructions of the time; French influence is evident in towers, windows and balconies, while the Hispanic transpires in adarves flown on dogs in degradation as well as coffered ceilings, tiles and plasterwork.

In his material eclecticism, Richter challenges the separation between these mediums, most prominently between painting and photography.

Business was surging thanks to Oldman's ubiquitous television ads in which he pitched the store's eclecticism while sporting a trademark fedora.

In the Salvation Army we saw a certain eclecticism in which the resources of other professions were drawn on as supplements to the basic religious approach.

The most outstanding feature of the conference was the absence of promiscuous eclecticism.

Yet, eclecticism meets modern efficiency and today's short attention spans.

What eclecticism and cultural levelling have in common is the separation of culture from human nature.

Aside from this overzealous eclecticism, my only other complaint is with the design of the side aisles.

The difficulty that stems from just assembling therapeutic components from different sources is that this approach usually produces a kind of hash eclecticism — a theory from here, a technique from there — with no integrating structure, no internally consistent core of assumptions about the nature, process, and goals of therapeutic change.

The issue is how to develop an integrated eclecticism that utilizes insights and methods from a variety of sources coherently and in ways that maximize the unique personality resources of the practitioner.

«Analytic eclecticism in the study of world politics: Reconfiguring problems and mechanisms across research traditions.»

In a section titled «Remains of the Day», the Times declares that «the coolest look this season references the layered eclecticism of all that came before, from «70s floral - print suits to «40s - era net hats, from oversize shearlings to logo sweatshirts».

Gucci's sweatshirt was first seen on the Spring»18 runway in Milan - the show was filled with»80s references combined with Alessandro Michele's trademark eclecticism.

For all the insane eclecticism that's available online, you can actually find some true classic investment pieces.

The collection does however capture a fun homogenous eclecticism with a mix of the 1940s, navy style and office wear.

The spring 2018 collection is a mix of eclecticism centered to the old lady style.

But the film captures real feelings along the way, as well as the random eclecticism...

Kinoshita would keep up his speed and eclecticism throughout the fifties, turning out films about people's essential goodness and purity — the kinds of films the Japanese New Wave directors of the sixties would reject as sentimental and naive.

Desplechin tackles drama with wildly confident eclecticism, sometimes even besting Martin Scorsese in pure movie - mad feverishness: iris shots, radically different camera styles, unexpected musical and literary quotations, theatrical flourishes, scenes broken up in collage.

(Come to think of it, Liman has shown a certain affinity for eclecticism over the years, with credits ranging from «Swingers» to the Plame affair chronicle «Fair Game.»)

It's a festival The New York Times called «a combination of under - the - radar art house entries and idiosyncratic revivals that reliably deliver an atmosphere of cutting - edge eclecticism.»