Sentence examples for seem ecstatic from inspiring English sources

Islamic extremists seem ecstatic.

inside my mouth" is an image for speech and for its effacement under circumstances that here seem ecstatic, there violent.

Researchers seem ecstatic over their synthesis of ONC, the most powerful nonnuclear explosive to date, but many of us wonder why the world needs this.

His collectors seem ecstatic, too: one of them told Nate Freeman, of ARTnews, that he was looking for "art where if people see it, they go 'Wow.' " Hirst even managed to single-handedly transform the Venice Biennale, the biggest event in the art-world calendar.

Uruguay this week becomes the first recipient of XO laptops for its school kids, and so far reactions seem ecstatic.

Transplanted into their own row in the garden now, I can report, the gourds seem ecstatic to be seeing the light of day.

Everybody I saw seemed ecstatic.

Sather seemed ecstatic yesterday.

I thought it would be an insult but I gave it to him and he seemed ecstatic.

Mr. Muhammad's lawyers, who have spent the last year preparing for this case, seemed ecstatic with the development.

The hiring manager had seemed ecstatic to hear from him, telling him they had trouble getting people from prestigious business schools to move to the area.