Sentence examples similar to ecstatic sensation from inspiring English sources
The ecstatic sensations we had experienced at a higher altitude were beginning to wear off.
They experience near-ecstatic sensations of their bodies' capacities for movement and oneness, from the physical to the metaphysical.
His prose buzzes with wonder, fearlessness and ecstatic ignorance: the sensations of youth.
The book is not a lament for a loss of quality music – it's not like the well-springs of talent have dried up or anything – but it registers alarm about the disappearance of a certain quality in music: the "never heard this before" sensation of ecstatic disorientation caused by music that seems to come out of nowhere and point to a bright, or at least strange, future.
Prophets in ecstatic trances often have experienced sensations of corporeal transmigration (as did the 6th-century-bce Hebrew prophet Ezekiel and the 6th 7th-century-ce founder of Islam, Muhammad).
The first time I wrapped a butter-slathered length of gobi paratha around an Indian pickle, I felt this ecstatic rush of sun, earth and spirit, a sensation that the somehow surpassed worldly pleasure.
Heroin is especially known for generating an intense ecstatic reaction that spreads throughout the body as a warm glowing sensation.
Among those addicted to it, however, heroin's most valued effect is the ecstatic reaction that it gives after being intravenously injected; within seconds a warm, glowing sensation spreads over the body.
Ecstatic, I immediately agreed.
