Sentence examples for ecstatic frenzy from inspiring English sources
It begins with melancholy whispers of melody before exploding into an ecstatic frenzy.
The opening scene raises high hopes when a silver cylindrical thermos bottle sprouting wide eyes becomes the puppet embodiment of the god Dionysus, who drives all the women to ecstatic frenzy in the Greek play.
When we eventually shambled back onto the stage, in various stages of undress, some three minutes after we had left it, the audience, driven to ecstatic frenzy by our delay, stood as one and broke into a communal roar of approval.
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On first listen, it's unlikely to whisk you up into some ecstatic frenzy; the magic here unfolds slowly, track by track, taking its time to inevitably win you over.
We haven't figured out how to conquer the dark place in any graceful way, so our only advice here is to keep telling yourself that if you just get through it, a higher plateau of ecstatic frenzy awaits.
The short, abrupt Scherzo of the second movement lurched ahead, until it erupted in a frenzy, foretelling the great, late, ecstatic Scherzo of Beethoven's final composition, the String Quartet Op. 135.
Bezos's style as chief executive is more Ahab than Iacocca, with ecstatic visions of new shipping methods regularly carrying him to hysterical orgiastic frenzy, each followed by intensive new demands on his hirelings.
"One evening so ecstatic, after a wonderful dinner party in the Titian room, she swirled into a frenzy and said, 'Tis I who have hopped upon the back of Zeus and become Europa, the mother of Europe' and left her ball gown.
Released from deadlines and the Harbormaster's ever-ringing voice, cut off from the frenzy of collecting "news" and the weekly all-nighters, I found myself ascending a little, in a state of ecstatic vibration.
