Sentence examples for ecstatic as from inspiring English sources

Any given prophet may be both predictive and missionary, ecstatic as well as reformative.

The crowd is ecstatic, as is Hitler himself, who is shown applauding his champion.

Reviews have been nearly uniformly ecstatic, as has praise from fellow artists such as Katy Perry and Mumford & Sons.

Afterward, he was as ecstatic as the Nets were sour.

Facing his partner, he seems ecstatic, as if he cannot believe his luck.

As ecstatic as Marbury sounded last night, Kidd, 28, had the opposite reaction in Phoenix.

Paul Johnson, director of the IFS, looked positively ecstatic as he began his presentation.

This playing was magical and in its own way as ecstatic as the Sufi ceremony.

Church manager Greg Smith said the couple looked "ecstatic" as they exchanged vows.

Early reviews were ecstatic, as they often are when the story behind the music is colorful.

The birders are ecstatic as we near U-Thant, a crouton-size island off the coast of the United Nations.