Sentence examples for ecstatic speech from inspiring English sources

But they also know the magic trick of making writing on the page operate like the most ecstatic speech.

Characteristic modes of response to the holy include cultic acts of all kinds: ritual drama, prayers of many sorts, dancing, ecstatic speech, veneration of various persons and objects, sermons, silent meditation, and sacred music and song.

Chris Rock gave an ecstatic and heartfelt speech about Eddie Murphy — "Every couple of years, the media tries to call some new comic the next Eddie Murphy, Rockk said.

Chris Rock gave an ecstatic and heartfelt speech about Eddie Murphy—"Every couple of years, the media tries to call some new comic the next Eddie Murphy, Rockk said.

As if the abiding notion of the stud were not enough, on several occasions Wrinkle goes at length to squeeze the symbol of the mare into a metaphor for Wash's fate, revealing an ecstatic intemperance with figures of speech.

He met with heads of state — he was confident, they were respectful and attentive — and capped off the trip with a speech to an ecstatic crowd of two hundred thousand in Berlin.

Confirmation of how much had changed came when the one-time republican Helen Mirren accepted her Oscar for playing the title role: "Ladies and gentlemen," her speech concluded to ecstatic applause, "I give you the Queen".

Did the real Kenny Wells figure accept a golden pickaxe statue as a culmination of a life's work and give a rapturous speech about the ecstatic qualities of metallurgy?

Just eight weeks before his premature death from cancer, the famed college basketball coach delivered an immensely moving speech to an ecstatic standing ovation from the crowd.[1].

New print ads aimed at older consumers also have speech balloons emanating from ecstatic joints, but feature older actors golfing, playing tennis or gardening.

Dance of the Chosen (1931; later and better known as The Shakers) added drums, accordions, and incoherent speech to portray the ecstatic nature of the Shakers' religious fervour.