Sentence examples for ecstatic results from inspiring English sources

Her ability to coax out the emotional subtleties and raw energy that are special to children, adolescents and young adults, with grave, revelatory and sometimes ecstatic results, is reflected in works that at their best effortlessly balance the formality of traditional portrait painting with the immediacy of real life.

Ms. Quispe was ecstatic with the results.

Last week I roasted fish with the fermented beans and was ecstatic with the results.

Despite the low numbers, Dr. Roughgarden, a political novice, said she was "ecstatic" with the results, coming in 10th out of 17 candidates.

Stem cell scientists, who were initially ecstatic at the results, responded to these revelations in dismay.

She said she was "absolutely ecstatic" with the result and added that the result showed the coalition government was taking the country in the "wrong direction".

He said that Mr. Everett was "ecstatic" with the result.

The epic and ecstatic paintings that resulted range from sublime scenes of whaling to pictures of the House of Commons on fire, and lit a spark of modern painting soon to flare in Monet's impression: Sunrise.

When I heard that Phillip Pullmans His Dark Materials were becoming a film I was ecstatic however the resulting movie, the Golden Compass was one of the worst I've seen.

Cinematographer Dick Pope – who missed his surname being mispronounced as "Poop" in the nominations, which were broadcast as he was revisiting the Late Turner exhibit at Tate Britain – said that Leigh would probably be ecstatic at the result, despite missing out on the biggest awards.

Newly elected Labour councillor for Arnold North Michael Payne said he was "ecstatic" about the result.