Sentence examples for least ecstatic from inspiring English sources
But it is interesting that he writes that he was, for a moment at least, "ecstatic" that he "wasn't going to die".
He even suggested some dates and, to say the least, I was ecstatic.
This is a ridiculous way to think not least because "messy" and "ecstatic" and "really, really hot" are just not states of being you're likely to run into on the second floor of a Premier Inn.
With Mr. Saleh gone, at least for now, he is ecstatic.
That John Galliano should bring these two soul sisters together, at least in song, for his ecstatic Dior show says a lot about how he views women -- as tough babes right to the bitter end.
"I am ecstatic, because at least now others won't have to suffer the same way I did," said Shane when he heard about the law's amendment.
This is protein-rich music: great for parties (you will come to be bored by friends asking "What is that?"), a lifesaver on rainy mornings when you don't want to get out of bed, a good candidate for serious listening, a caffeine hit for long sessions of work when your friends are getting buzzed on Adderall, and, so far from least, an essential ingredient for ecstatic couplings at midnight.
Tomas Alfredson's film of his 1974 novel Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy opened this week to near-ecstatic reviews – not least from Le Carré himself.
The singer, dressed in a black and yellow mini dress and thigh-high boots, looked ecstatic and shared at least a dozen photos from the evening on Instagram.
Researchers have identified at least two forms of the practice, one ecstatic and frenzied, the other subdued and nearly silent.
