Sentence examples for ecstatic passion from inspiring English sources

The songs on the band's self-released first album, "Why There Are Mountains," which served as the basis for Thursday's set, contain ecstatic passion; wordy, lyrical precision; hazy, drifting instrumental interludes; chiming, mechanistic, clean-toned strumming; wild, dirty, stuttering solos.

He throws himself with something like ecstatic passion into the role of the villain in the tale and in the song of redemption and exodus.

And he knew, crucially, that Alex would harbor a highly implausible passion: an ecstatic love of classical music.

They hark back to more ecstatic times when passion was expressed directly.

There was little ecstatic release in this "Passion," just the realization that love hurts.

Embraces and dervishlike whirlings evoked states of sacred and secular passion, making "Ecstatic Poems" theatrically lush.

After the screening, Mr. Almodóvar showed the playful, exuberant side of his passion, inviting the ecstatic audience in the Salle Lumière -- and anyone else in earshot -- to the party afterward.

Mike seems to be "an ecstatic": his dreams, aspirations and passions reach the sort of heights I can only muster roughly once a year.

Every day feels like a slow walk toward a grave instead of the ecstatic aliveness of a fully expressed sexual passion between them".

We were all part of her journey, all part of her passion for life, all part of her ecstatic desire to change the world.

The passion of Dido and Aeneas is at once ecstatic and consuming.