Sentence examples for ecstatic recognition from inspiring English sources

Most of all it's a novel about how we live our faith, and it's nearly Transcendentalist in its ecstatic recognition of the divine in the everyday.

What is the message as they stare at each other in ecstatic mutual recognition?

There should be no ecstatic moments of recognition … the most boring and long-winded writings encourage a kind of effortless non-understanding, a language in which reading itself seems perfectly (I say this in a positive way) redundant".

Where One Direction makes ecstatic love songs meant for universal recognition, Malik creates — or exudes, really — a downcast swirl of muted soul and R. & B. designed to establish a sense of intimacy.

We're ecstatic to see Mick getting the recognition he deserves.

But Fertik isn't ecstatic about the way in which new online products, such as facial recognition technology, are exploiting the privacy of online consumers.

Ecstatic indeed.

Ecstatic chants.

I was ecstatic, so ecstatic that I ordered Champagne.

Nile was ecstatic.

Ecstatic about her.