Sentence examples for ecstatic on from inspiring English sources

What's that, Selig was feeling less than ecstatic on the day that should have been one of the most enjoyable and satisfying of his baseball life?

I was really ecstatic on the way home".

But the visual music of encrusted textures and ineffable colors is as overwhelming as ever — Wagnerian in its conflation of the deathly with the ecstatic, on a scale as big as buildings.

Those who fall within this demographic rank their happiness as 7.4 out of 10 (where 0 is miserable, and 10 is ecstatic) on average, with a large minority of those (28 per cent) saying they are "highly happy".

21 to 23 October, various London venues, experimentalfoodsociety.com Film: 'Tyrannosaur' Early word is ecstatic on actor Paddy Considine's feature directing debut – and especially Peep Show alumnus Olivia Colman's performance as a charity shop worker-cum-battered housewife.

She was ecstatic on Twitter — "wowwwww... never thought this would feel this great!!!! — which, Brian Murphy writes on Yahoo.com, is "what the weight of the world feels like when it is removed from one's shoulders".

These dogs would leap and froth when anyone approached the yard, eventually turning their ecstatic fury on each other, one chomping into the other's throat until there was a whimpering retreat.

A bride takes ecstatic revenge on the cheating groom on their wedding day.

The good news is that Mr. Villazon, who cancelled all of his engagements last summer and fall due to a medical or vocal condition which has remained a mystery, is back on the scene, as this ecstatic account (on Opera Chic) of a recent recital he gave in Barcelona shows.

My wife kept going on, ecstatic that Queen had sent us a letter.

The live-wire personality — explosive, ecstatic — sizzles on.