Sentence examples for emerged ecstatic from inspiring English sources

Friends of mine went in for this stuff and emerged ecstatic, happier than they'd been before, but noticeably damaged.

I sneaked into the city to see films by Bresson, Godard, Resnais, and emerged ecstatic with bafflement.

Reflecting on this change in fortunes, Andrew Britton writes of Hepburn, "No other star has emerged with greater rapidity or with more ecstatic acclaim.

Luxury packagers and private-jet companies were ecstatic last weekend when the New York Giants and the New England Patriots emerged as the two Super Bowl contestants.

What emerged was a heady brew of pagan blues, spiritual pop and ecstatic soul music haloed by Werliin's drums and percussion effects.

Even a big showstopper, such as Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat, allows the song and dance to emerge naturally from the ecstatic vision of a habitual gambler.

So when it emerged that virtual reality (VR) tech was becoming available to gamers, I was ecstatic.

SARATH FONSEKA, Sri Lanka's former army chief, emerged through the brown gates of the Welikada prison on May 21st, blowing kisses to his ecstatic supporters and declaring a vow to fight unto death for democracy.

And what emerged, as those bows sliced against strings, and as smiling mouths puffed into brass tubes, was a swell of ecstatic sound that could have been the soundtrack to another welcome, a welcome that the whole world was watching.

He emerged the hero, watched the extremely moving scene as the women, one a mother of a young girl, were reunited with their ecstatic families.

I was ecstatic, bouncing up on the toes of my flight boots, looking for the next plane to emerge out of the night.