Sentence examples for true ecstasy from inspiring English sources

Whether it is a true ecstasy or a sense of hermeneutic illumination (Louth 2000: 69), this transient rapture foreshadows the culmination of the soul's journey after death, when God will at last be all in all.

This, of course, is not true: ecstasy and MDMA purity is now at an all-time high.

For Madonna as a pop archetype, the truest pleasure isn't momentary physical ecstasy or divine rapture but success.

There were moments I actually tasted physical ecstasy for the first time, true surrender to life.

I'm not a doctor so I'm not going to rant about what's good and bad or true or false about the use of Ecstasy.

He was discreetly recalling for us the controversy that ensued when it was discovered that not everything narrated in his piece "The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs" was factually true.

When we see television commercials now, the advertising looks so phony; the idea that purchasing a mid-range sedan, or ordering a slightly larger-than-average meal could inspire such ecstasy just doesn't ring true.

It says bizarre, true things very simply, like, "Nothing could stand in for the ecstasy of becoming another person".

The old adage about ecstasy – that it "taught white kids to dance" – was also true of Johnson and ACR.

But this is a terrific, wholly contemporary adaptation of the true, only-in-New York story involving Hassidic Jews and the smuggling of ecstasy.

Wieczorek tells me he'd see a true enemy in the dance and, thanks in part no doubt to the ecstasy, he'd no longer be a foe.