Sentence examples for ecstatic response from the from inspiring English sources

Billboard critic Coetzer wrote that the performance of the song "parked an ecstatic response" from the spectators.

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.

Le Clos, who beat decorated American swimmer Michael Phelps to the 200m butterfly Olympic title last year to famously prompt an ecstatic response from his father Bert, beat Poland's Pawel Korzeniowski, with China's Wu Peng third.

The pair belted out a duet of Bob Dylan's Knockin' on Heaven's Door, to an ecstatic response from rain-drenched fans.

When Javier de Frutos's dance tribute to the great Russian impresario Diaghilev premiered in London on 13 October, the work – with its deformed pope, pregnant nuns and wild sex – received a mixed reception: walkouts and boos combined with an ecstatic response from its fans.

Despite an ecstatic reaction from the media, the Macintosh initially sold below Apple's expectations.

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

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.

Because of the largely ecstatic response to those performances, Morrison has decided to do two more "Astral Weeks" shows Feb. 27 and 28 at Madison Square Garden in New York.

She's received a text from her daughter, an ecstatic response to her mom's pic with Raj.

The response from the audience – 5,000 in the room and millions more who were watching online – was ecstatic.