Sentence examples for a ecstatic from inspiring English sources

The way Rauhofer treats this infectious little pop song, its words melt into a ecstatic blur.

Along with regulars like Soul Clap, Wolf + Lamb, and No Regular Play, the party will feature French disco-edit king, Dimitri from Paris, who has sent over a ecstatic live mix recorded at the 20th anniversary of the monthly Motown Party in his hometown.

He became a poet, an ecstatic and in the end he matured through that love.

It can be an ecstatic encounter; an unsentimental contract; or an illusion, best treated with scepticism.

Barber talks about Kleiber as a perfectionist and an ecstatic.

He was rewarded with, if not an ecstatic welcome, a surprisingly warm one.

What follows is a portion of an "ecstatic dialogue" I had with Richard.

For a man who claimed an "ecstatic prescience of the glories beyond the grave", it was a fitting existence.

He seems to strive to provoke an ecstatic reaction, like a clean-cut cross between James Brown and an evangelical preacher.

My mother replied with an ecstatic grin and a hug: "Deborah!

And he knew, crucially, that Alex would harbor a highly implausible passion: an ecstatic love of classical music.