Sentence examples for ecstatic future from inspiring English sources
The administration and board's vision of a Right to Work Philharmonic — an ecstatic future in which the power of musicians' unions is finally brought to heel — has been exposed as morally bankrupt and artistically obtuse.
In it, Mougayar waxes ecstatic about the future of distributed databases.
Irigaray demonstrates that the feminine has typically been identified with space, or a localizable place of inertia, while the masculine has been identified with time, especially ecstatic projection toward the future.
Tina sees how desperate her sister is for a child and offers to be the surrogate, leaving Jacqui and Tony ecstatic about having a future child.
Despite such criticism, Mr. Scott said he was "cautiously ecstatic," and he sees a brighter future for East Hampton Studios.
Last year, new-rave pioneers the Klaxons took the prize for their debut album Myths of the Near Future, which judges described as an "ecstatic musical adventure".
The possible future of VRSE has Jonze and Milk ecstatic, like it's the early days of filmmaking and they're Eadweard Muybridge.
