Sentence examples for too ecstatic from inspiring English sources

Before I became too ecstatic, I did a comparison listening test.

In the moment – particularly if you're a Manchester United fan – you'll probably be too ecstatic to care.

While I'm not the biggest fan of her jazz-piano departure, musicians reinvent themselves,and I'm too ecstatic that she's still making music to quibble.

I'm glad that so many aspects of '90s culture are coming back, but I'm not too ecstatic about a certain denim trend.

And sure, on reflection the Ugandan exiles probably preferred it to beheading, but in the end I can't imagine either party ended up being too ecstatic about the arrangement.

Be extra-nice to everyone but not too ecstatic (people may find you annoying).

Perhaps too, its ecstatic flight unconsciously represents for Hopkins his own creative energy.

I was short of breath, too, and ecstatic: there were so many violinists drawing so many bows in unison, as if hypnotized — and if you put pizzicato strings on a Carly Rae Jepsen song it sounds like love is newly forming in your heart.

The college lacrosse world was ecstatic, too.

But there are no jolts, and nothing too disruptive or ecstatic.

This festival was ecstatic, too, but its hundreds of attendees sat still and hushed during long, subtle improvisations.