Sentence examples for ecstatic acclaim from inspiring English sources

But at that moment the captain took a step backwards and allowed his players to enjoy the kind of ecstatic acclaim in which he had bathed as a playing member of five winning Ryder Cup teams.

Mr. Eckert, whose interdisciplinary work defies easy categorization, won ecstatic acclaim last year for "And God Created Great Whales," a meditation on a composer, his muse and Herman Melville.

His wilful and often unruly behaviour in class and on stage did nothing to impede his rapid progress through the ranks of the Kirov, leading to ecstatic acclaim for him on tour with them in Paris in June 1961 and the famous last-minute defection, straight from the pages of Le Carré, at Le Bourget airport.

Reflecting on this change in fortunes, Andrew Britton writes of Hepburn, "No other star has emerged with greater rapidity or with more ecstatic acclaim.

The series, which stars multiple Emmy-winner Bryan Cranston as a high school teacher who turns to manufacturing crystal meth to pay for his cancer treatment, concluded its five-season run on AMC last fall to ecstatic acclaim and record ratings. .

In Five Primitive Masters (1949), the German critic Wilhelm Uhde in fact acclaimed primitive art's "air of unsophisticated artlessness and clumsiness," which supposedly expressed "an elevated or ecstatic state of mind".

Great acclaim".

Ecstatic indeed.

Ecstatic chants.

Sarkisian was ecstatic.

"They are ecstatic.