Sentence examples for too ecstatic that from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

A real professional does not get too ecstatic or too depressed about specific wins or losses.

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

Knick fans who have been deriding LeBron and the Heat for creating a mini "dream team" would be ecstatic that they've got one too.

Chad Grischow of IGN wrote that "the lush backing music and [the] soaring vocals" on the song sound suitable for an updated take on the Waiting To Exhale soundtrack album as Knowles is ecstatic that she ended a poor relationship before it was too late.

Hence the ecstatic ovation that also closed the Sundance premiere.

"I'm ecstatic that we've been able to do this, but we don't want to focus too much on it because there's a lot of basketball left to be played," Griffin said.

I was ecstatic, so ecstatic that I ordered Champagne.

"Looking back, I'm ecstatic that we stayed the course".