Sentence examples for ecstatic fascination from inspiring English sources

The church's magnificent interior provides its own ecstatic fascination.

Although the film did not do well — the subject of wounded veterans lost its fascination as the Korean War began — Brando's reviews tended toward ecstatic variations on the word "real".

"The son's poetry can sometimes seem to channel the father's poignant self-accusations and ecstatic sympathies," American Scholar poetry editor Langdon Hammer once wrote of the poetry world's fascination with Wright's relationship with his famous father.

These books underscore his fascination with the effects of alcohol in particular, but water, menstrual blood, and mud all receive ecstatic treatment.

Ecstatic indeed.

Ecstatic chants.

Ecstatic, I immediately agreed.

I was ecstatic.

Ecstatic, bubbly synth.

Why the fascination?

The fascination remains, however.