Sentence examples for ecstatic conclusion from inspiring English sources
Somehow, the opera manages to reach an ecstatic conclusion, as Iris's spirit ascends to heaven.
Piercingly, it is also the avenue, via skin and smell and mortality, to the book's ecstatic conclusion.
Through most of the piece, Mr. Kang sat there silently, adding manically strummed viola only as the music mounted toward its quietly ecstatic conclusion.
If that finale is genuinely exhilarating, you are still uncomfortably aware that this ecstatic conclusion doesn't mean the end of the strife or the refugees' troubles.
Liberated builds to an ecstatic choral conclusion.
And when, near the conclusion, she made ecstatic gestures to a lush aria from Giordano's "Andrea Chénier," there was no sense of emotional catharsis.
When "Roma" won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival and then went on to earn ecstatic reviews at Telluride and Toronto, it was a foregone conclusion that critics groups would embrace Alfonso Cuarón's drama in a big way.
At the 2010 "All Tomorrow's Parties" festival, on a bill with many skilled and noisy bands, the conclusion of the E.I.T.S. set was one of the most ecstatic displays of loud rock I've ever seen.
It all builds to a glorious conclusion, an eloquent adagio in which serene and prayerful moods alternate with passages of ecstatic release.
Ecstatic, I immediately agreed.
