Sentence examples for get ecstatic from inspiring English sources
His psychedelic blues-rock is best enjoyed during live shows, they tend to get ecstatic.
"If you don't want to get ecstatic, don't come to this church". Talvin Wayne Cochran was born May 10 , 1939 in Thomaston, Ga.
In a culture of snarkiness, it's disorientating when someone who was part of the revolving cast of tabloid jesters turns out to get ecstatic reviews - and not even for the thing they were supposed to be good at.
To get ecstatic about it isn't quite the direction I'd like to take this mini-review, but let's just say that Microsoft is on the cusp of getting things right.
The ones who get ecstatic at his rallies, and don't question even the most outlandish or stupid things he says.
And of course we get ecstatic fanboys (and not a few fangirls) who want moremoremore of the same, even if it's gloppy corn syrup covered with red food dye instead of fresh strawberries.
The book got ecstatic reviews; its author was interviewed on "Today".
— Patrick Farrell Poetry Foundation Wallace Stevenss could get really ecstatic about peaches.
The joyfulness is rather like Messiaen's, which can get so ecstatic and hyper that it scares you.
A real professional does not get too ecstatic or too depressed about specific wins or losses.
Everything immigration gets wild ecstatic applause.
