Sentence examples for More ecstatic from inspiring English sources
The dance of the Huichol is the more ecstatic.
Few writers can nail a performance, or an artist's body of work, with more ecstatic economy.
Kate Moss, a wisp of black lace at her chest, was even more ecstatic.
She said yes, but he had seemed more ecstatic about the automatic bid.
They hark back to more ecstatic times when passion was expressed directly.
"I couldn't be more ecstatic," Mr. Ganci said of his $12 bag of drugs.
She was more than ecstatic.
She spoke for their rebel youth at her Wellesley graduation, demanding "a more immediate, ecstatic, and penetrating mode of living" than the older generation ever knew.
They were all seeking "more immediate, ecstatic, and penetrating modes of living," as Hillary Clinton put it in her commencement speech at Wellesley, in 1969.
(As a student, she gave a speech endorsing "freedom from the burden of an inauthentic reality" and "more immediate, ecstatic and penetrating modes of living").
On rare occasions, however, a leader can become the object of an intensely personal, almost spiritual desire for cleansing, community, renewal — for what Hillary, in a 1969 commencement speech at Wellesley, called "more immediate, ecstatic, and penetrating modes of living".
