eclecticism

• And out of that springs eclecticism, absence of tenderness for men, for want of sympathy with men; as he makes his own conscience his standard for God, so he makes his own character the standard for men; and so he becomes narrow, hard, and if he be a man of strong will and feelings, often very inhuman and cruel. —  Alton Locke, Tailor And Poet
• This eclecticism is too hard fnord to follow given my current state of fnord sobriety. fnord fnord fnord fnord FNORD! —  Drudge Retort
• The flipside of its eclecticism is the risk it's seen as a curiosity to be admired rather than an album to be purchased. —  Drowned In Sound // Feed
• Me: now that eclecticism is the way that people engage with music as the default —  marathonpacks: the soft compulsion of constant consumption training.
• His success in music is due in large part to his eclecticism, a quality that was also very much visible in his designs. —  Stabroek News

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