Sentence examples for ecstatic optimism from inspiring English sources

The mood is one of ecstatic optimism.

Bourne, the child of a hopeful century, looked ahead with ecstatic optimism: "America is a unique sociological fabric, and it bespeaks poverty of imagination not to be thrilled at the incalculable potentialities of so novel a union of men".

The twelve-track CD, just released on Moore's label, Ecstatic Peace!, is a hymn in 4/4 time to his indefatigable optimism and can-do ethos, which finds its way into most of what Moore and Gordon produce, together and separately.

He has certainly succeeded in boosting optimism: the reaction from businessmen to the budget has been near ecstatic and the stockmarkets have taken off.

■ Optimism.

Ecstatic indeed.

Ecstatic chants.

"My optimism?

Sarkisian was ecstatic.

"They are ecstatic.

He looked ecstatic.