Sentence examples for ecstatic rush from inspiring English sources

But those minor jolts aren't the same as the ecstatic rush of a complex, oblique, or revelatory composition.

A jazz fan taken to a rock concert might admire the musical technique, but he probably wouldn't make an ecstatic rush to the stage.

A little bit of total ecstatic emotion rushed over my body".

So to have these conundrums solved should result in a kind of ecstatic release, a rush of pleasure.

But one of those victories, by the 1999 United States team, has been etched in Ryder Cup lore because of the implausible nature of the team's comeback from a 10-6 deficit, and for the image of the ecstatic American players rushing the green at the 17th hole after Justin Leonard's 45-foot putt for birdie went into the cup.

His ecstatic celebration at breaking Rush's record said everything about what the moment meant to him.

Pearl Oyster Bar was illuminated, and I was so ecstatic that I tripped as I rushed toward it.

Furious with Annie for listening to the album first, he rushes to post the first ecstatic review on his website.

The rush from the intense bitter chocolate flavour was ecstatic, almost like being high.

Seeing them striding out, with an ecstatic dog and a young daughter in new gloves and coat rushing ahead, I remember thinking, "I'm like you.

Watching grand opera live has always been an ecstatic emotional experience for many and one has far more tolerance for an audience rushing to their feet after a performance and showering the stars with ear splitting appreciation.