Sentence examples for ecstatic response from inspiring English sources

Spontaneity, piety and exuberance convey an ecstatic response to confrontation with the ineffable.

It was a remarkable event; no other UK politician would have got such an ecstatic response.

It was Coltrane's first job as leader of his own quartet, and his revolutionary explorations generated an ecstatic response.

And part of that electricity came from his ecstatic response to history, literature and other art, and the raw emotionalism that his mark making conveyed.

He then went to Australia, where he received a gratifyingly ecstatic response; but was told that his wartime mission was suspended.

The orchestra, another potent, well-drilled group, drew an ecstatic response from more than a thousand home-town listeners, who had travelled for the event.

She said the women gave various reasons for less than ecstatic responses to their surgeries: some said that looking better and feeling more confident unhinged boyfriends and husbands; a few had relatives who disapproved of the cost; and some said that friends became jealous and competitive.

For example, on reading the almost uniformly ecstatic responses to one of 2010's leading album-of-the-year contenders, John Grant's Queen of Denmark, someone who had not actually experienced this emotionally elaborate soft-rock wedding cake of an album might be tempted to consign it to the vexatious aesthetic realm of "Bad Gay Art".

When the finished works were exhibited in Paris that summer, they elicited ecstatic responses.

Within minutes, I was fielding a flurry of ecstatic responses, like "OMG no way did you get engaged?!!?" It was an outpouring of excitement and attention that nothing else I had ever written -- or even accomplished -- had ever sparked.

Yet the ecstatic media response cries out for an explanation larger than the celebration of good news, even in a war that has taken longer than many expected.