It made the ecstasy of the moment even more ecstatic.
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Post Malone could NOT look more ecstatic living life in the wild.
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Tell me, is there a more ecstatic instrument than the conga drum?
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We're awaiting more ecstatic posts about new-baby smell and hazy first smiles.
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But they might be more ecstatic about the joy he's bringing Ms. Winfrey.
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The poets of the Russian Revolution favored the less patient, more ecstatic Dostoyevskian option.
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" Even more ecstatic was Mr. Wilders, leader of the Dutch far-right Freedom Party. "Congratulations!
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And they are even more ecstatic that his wife Grace Mugabe is not the president.
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He then kissed her on the right cheek, leaving her even more ecstatic than before.
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Meanwhile, a young blue-haired man named Kai (Evan Peters) could not be more ecstatic.
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The rapper couldn't have been more ecstatic late Thursday night after he was sprung outta jail.
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But an even more ecstatic response awaited the next performer, Haggard contemporary and recording partner Willie Nelson.
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Porsha Williams is having a baby — and while she couldn't be more ecstatic, she also has her reservations.
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New research showed the recipients of an emailed expression of gratitude felt much more "ecstatic" than writers expected.
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If you haven't heard, HBO's Insecure has been renewed for a second season and star Issa Rae could not be more ecstatic.
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While Lincoln couldn't more ecstatic to see his brother, who's sporting some fresh ink, the man before him contests that he isn't Michael.
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The 12-track album has been in the works for years, and Lipa couldn't be more ecstatic about its release on June 2.
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Leah Remini's show has come to an end -- and nobody's more ecstatic than the Church of Scientology -- who just went in on the actress.
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There is, of course, a big difference between religion and faith — the ways in which faith manifests spectacle is more human, more ecstatic and experiential.
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The handsome bird is honored to be linked to Baldwin and even more ecstatic that he gets to help his feathered brethren enjoy a better life.
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This Thursday, which is Valentine's Day, the newlyweds will be celebrating their first month of marriage — and they couldn't be more ecstatic for what's to come.
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But by nightfall, after a day of prayer and communal reading, sober restraint in either community was giving way to a more ecstatic experience, he said.
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In his on-court interview, Alcott seemed more ecstatic about the viewership than the victory, hoping that disabled people around Australia had watched and drawn inspiration.
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The five-year run from the start of the great '303s bull market in August 1982 was also far more ecstatic than the past five years have been.
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I was raised Catholic, but then, starting in high school, I veered away from my family's creed into off-brand, mostly Protestant varieties of still more ecstatic, joy-dazzled faith.
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If Monteroduni's 2,000-plus residents had ample reason to celebrate the return of the statue of the town's patron saint, the agents who recovered the artifact were even more ecstatic.
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Martin was even more ecstatic when, returning for the following summer, he was told that Long had seen something in his artistic abilities, and he was moving to the props department.
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You Should Actually Send That Thank You Note You've Been Meaning to Write New research showed the recipients of an emailed expression of gratitude felt much more "ecstatic" than writers expected.
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Many people are awstruck at a rainbow after a recent downpour, but this mountain man had a more ecstatic reaction when he came across a rare sighting of a double rainbow.
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Some of those hits are likely to come on Freetown Sound, the upcoming album he played a few selections from that seemed to push his already killer grooves to more ecstatic highs.
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You Should Actually Send That Thank You Note You've Been Meaning to Write New research showed that the recipients of an emailed expression of gratitude felt much more "ecstatic" than writers expected.
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Rocky was even more ecstatic as he was leaving, telling us what his takeaway is after going through what he did -- an arrest, a long holding period, a trial, and an eventual guilty verdict (but no further jail time), just to recap.
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For nearing on a decade, or more if you count the work he did as Sandwell District, Juan Mendez has proven himself one of the more ecstatic operators in the world of downcast electronic music—tracing luminous arpeggios across the pitch-black electro-scrapings and thunderous beats that make up most of his work.
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The voice has become the focus of the most vital experiments in pop music today—the way that the vocals of rappers like Kanye, Future, and Young Thug sound mangled and gooey over their tracks; the centrality of Auto-Tune to Caribbean pop and Afrobeats, a style of music that often sounds like a more ecstatic version of American R. & B.; the possibility that T-Pain, who popularized the use of pitch-shifting software, might be one of the most influential artists of our time.
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When they all go upstairs, Vincent is prey to feelings of solitude. He paints a door on the wall, and through it, Gaby enters. They begin to dance and others return, and as the waltz becomes more ecstatic Vincent cuts off his ear, as an offering to the sun. The others reject him and a flock of blackbirds circles around him, blocking out the light.
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More ecstatic reviewers echo critic Milton Bronner's favourable comparison: "Not since the days when Kipling burst upon the English word has any writer displayed more sheer power and driving force".Milton Bronner, "Burke of Limehouse". The Bookman, September 1917, American Periodical Series Online, 15. See also "Chronicle and Comment," The Bookman, March 1918, American Periodical Series Online, 29: "nothing like [these stories] has been written since, in his early days, Kipling sang of the passionate East".
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Meanwhile, Scott became worried that Zelda's treatment would consume all his money, so he set aside his novel to work on short stories to fund the treatment. Zelda wrote to Scott from the hospital, "I am proud of my novel, but I can hardly restrain myself enough to get it written. You will like it—It is distinctly École Fitzgerald, though more ecstatic than yours—perhaps too much so." Zelda wrote furiously each day; she finished the novel on March 9 and sent the unaltered manuscript to Scott's publisher, their friend Maxwell Perkins at Scribner's.
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The play received "rave reviews", being described as "an inventive reimagining" and "a bold, fresh and fruitful reinterpretation", showcasing "lively and intelligent" writing. Philip Key in the Liverpool Daily Post praised the adaptation as successfully capturing the sensibility of Liverpool, enabling the story to "be familiar to both theatre-goers and many Liverpudlians." Peter Fisher of The British Theatre Guide was even more ecstatic, describing the production as a "superb project" and a "superb evening's entertainment". However, other reviewers were more ambiguous, with Michael Coveney branding the play a "clever re-write" but poorly served by the actors involved.
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Balakirev also further cultivated the orientalism of Glinka's opera Ruslan and Lyudmila, making it a more consistent style. It appears in the Georgian Song of 1861, Islamey and Tamara. This style comprises two parts: a languorous vein of slow, sinuous melody with ornamentation and slow-moving harmonic progressions, contrasted with a more ecstatic vein marked by a perpetuum mobile at a fast tempo and rapid melodic contours over a slower-moving harmonic changes. This style on one hand evoked the mystery of the distant, exotic east with which Russia did not have direct contact, and on the other hand could also be used to refer to recently colonized areas of the Russian Empire.
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After his expulsion, Fox met young Anglican activists in England who were using "raves" as a way to bring life back to their liturgy and to attract young people to church worship. He was inspired to begin holding his own series of “Techno Cosmic Masses” in Oakland and other U.S. cities, events designed to connect people to a more ecstatic and visceral celebration and relationship with ritual and the building of community. Fox was received into the Episcopal Church (Anglican Communion) as a priest in 1994 by Bishop William Swing of the Episcopal Diocese of California. In 1996, Fox founded the University of Creation Spirituality in Oakland, an outgrowth of his institutes at Mundelein and Holy Names.
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The second movement is rather more unusual: it opens with an almost classical melody, much like Tchaikovsky's Variations on a Rococo Theme for cello, and then proceeds with an assured set of variations, also like the Rococo Variations. After working itself into more and more ecstatic heights culminating with the final variation, it suddenly goes through a surprising modulation to the original minor key, and the theme from the first movement returns with an even greater gravity, and the entire piece concludes with yet another death march. The work, and the second movement in particular, is arguably the most difficult piece Tchaikovsky wrote for piano, whether solo, with orchestra, or in a chamber group. It remains popular, despite its length (it plays for more than 45 minutes), for its breathtaking lyricism and the cosmic finality of its final statement.
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