Sentence examples for ecstatic tone from inspiring English sources
"ecstatic tone" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when someone is speaking or writing about a feeling or attitude that is very joyful or enthusiastic. For example: "The birthday girl was overwhelmed with joy and spoke with an ecstatic tone."
And after Lohengrin defeats Telramund in single combat — thereby vindicating Elsa of the charge of murdering Gottfried — soldiers attack Telramund's doppelgänger-dummy with their fists in action that contradicts the ecstatic tone of the music, which proclaims Lohengrin's triumph, not Telramund's loss.
Not only does Tibetan Buddhism revolve around close mentoring bonds that remind us of bonds to imams, priests and rabbis, but its practice involves archetypal images, prayer-like affirmations, ritual gestures and an ecstatic tone that seem more like old-time religion than meditative practice.
Mr. Constant's complex musical language draws from a wide range of styles: Impressionism, wayward atonality, bolts of 12-tone writing, ecstatic harmonic explorations that recall Messiaen.
It transferred to the Royal Court soon afterwards and opened to ecstatic reviews that set the tone for much of what was to follow.
When I first read Pilgrim, I didn't quite get it for exactly the reason I would later come to love it: it wasn't a novel – just a series of ecstatic wonderings, united by a tone and a mind capable of extraordinary attentiveness.
Tension was built, broken and rebuilt, the effect serene, with the viola's searing tone verging on the ecstatic.
Why did so many white rock bands retreat from the ecstatic singing and intense, voicelike guitar tones of the blues, the heavy African downbeat, and the elaborate showmanship that characterized black music of the mid-twentieth century?
I told my husband: I feel absolutely ecstatic'.
Within these color ideas is an abundance of shifting tones and a plethora of ecstatic nuance that defies cogent description, which is part of the point.
She comes before us emotionally naked, explaining the pull of self-cutting and suicide in a tone that's unsettlingly direct, at times even ecstatic.
