Sentence examples for ecstatic praise from inspiring English sources

Early reviews have ranged from high to ecstatic praise.

In a cultural version of political incorrectness, expressing anything less than ecstatic praise seems unenlightened if not downright boorish.

Like his mentor, O'Leary tries to merge science and mysticism, information and incantation, into extended, ecstatic praise.

Works include the ecstatic Praise Ye the Lord and Toccata for Organ and Tape, the richly challenging Missa Brevis and several other short works.

His Ave Dei patris filia, given its world premiere by Peter Phillips and his Tallis Scholars at their 40th-anniversary celebration last week, is a great burst of ecstatic praise to the Virgin, sopranos soaring into the heavens and tenors and basses commenting, embellishing and interjecting throughout.

Comparisons with the Dawn sea interlude from Peter Grimes are inescapable but, while the occasional bird skitters across Britten's score, Matthews's Toward Sunrise, given an exuberant world premiere by Lahav Shani and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra at the Lichfield festival last week, has whole choirs of birds trilling in ecstatic praise of first light.

He is both flattered and embarrassed by what he called his "cult following" and the patients' ecstatic praises.

Many Israelis were ecstatic, praising Trump for recognizing the reality on the ground.

I was ecstatic of the praise and attention.

Reviews have been nearly uniformly ecstatic, as has praise from fellow artists such as Katy Perry and Mumford & Sons.

It has gotten mostly ecstatic reviews here, with praise for its wickedly accurate depiction of the materialistic, media-saturated United States and its muscular use of language.