Sentence examples for Ecstatic from inspiring English sources

First up in an eclectic list – "mainly ecstatic female voices with a few queens thrown in" – is Marc Almond, whom Hegarty has persuaded to appear in his Marc and the Mambas incarnation, the side project of his Soft Cell years.

When The Dresden Dolls were invited to open up for Nine Inch Nails' summer tour in 2005, we were ecstatic.

I cannot tell you how ecstatic I am about this.

"We're shaking the rust off," Sparks says, ecstatic that the L7 vernacular is back.

The Bournemouth manager looked more exhausted than ecstatic.

Meanwhile, a numb Indian team, who had played so flawlessly en route to the final, could only look on at ecstatic celebrations and regret their remarkably tepid performance.

"People are ecstatic over the outcome, whether we win or lose," he said.

Jean Pitt-Lewis watched in astonishment a documentary that year, the first, presented by Ludovic Kennedy, and shouted at the screen: "No, no, no!" However, her mother phoned, ecstatic, to say: "Now at last I know what you were doing".

Tony Abbott claimed victory in front of ecstatic supporters at the Sydney Four Seasons hotel, declaring: "Australia is under new management and Australia is once again open for business".

In a moment of Romantic exhilaration Courbet portrays himself as a "madman", his face ecstatic and terrified.

Buzz from early screenings of Steven Soderbergh's Liberace biopic, Behind the Candelabra, has been ecstatic, and Oscars are already being touted for Douglas – as the ageing pianist – as well as Matt Damon (his young lover) and Rob Lowe (insane agent).