Sentence examples for ecstatic changes from inspiring English sources
The former looks heavenward by ringing ecstatic changes on a cantus firmus by the medieval French composer Pérotin.
We were all part of her journey, all part of her passion for life, all part of her ecstatic desire to change the world.
Everyone seemed ecstatic about "the change to come".
It has gone from an ecstatic confluence of societal change and economic opportunity to a fusty business institution.
In a backlash, the City Council voted to create an all-civilian board, and ecstatic supporters expected near-revolutionary change.
So on the edge of autumn I had gone to Taos with my husband, hoping the ecstatic landscape of New Mexico would cheer us, maybe even change us.
I was ecstatic because this is a piece of that culture change that is necessary to help us gain the respect that we deserve and work hard for.
She was "gripped" by the ecstatic moment of the Restoration: "people really thought their lives would change.
As the scene changes to the next section of "On the Beach," Rainey shows us that ecstatic solo.
("Facing what he perceives as a choice between ecstatic chaos and lifeless mechanistic order," as the young Obama put it, he chooses... change).
