"Faith" is perhaps the biggest and most ecstatic he's ever sounded.
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The No. 1 ranked person delivered the most ecstatic encomium to our 45th president. Enjoy!
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He's being careful and deliberative, even in the most ecstatic moments, which I find attractive.
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Here are some of the most ecstatic and hilarious responses to The History of Magic in North America.
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Koalas aren't usually the most ecstatic-looking creatures, but when they're soaked, they look absolutely miserable — albeit adorably so.
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But they also know the magic trick of making writing on the page operate like the most ecstatic speech.
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It's a perfect sequel to the triumphal treatment Cunningham received in France, where he was given his most ecstatic ovations.
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In the second season of "Transparent," a quick scene gave me one of the most ecstatic highs I've had watching almost anything recently.
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Stewing in the saccharine runoff of rave music, Senni returns to scientific impulses with this giddy disassembly of one of dance music's most ecstatic subgenres.
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In the film's most ecstatic — and certainly memorable — scene, Binoche bares all in a sweaty trance that makes bachelorette-party mechanical bull-riding look like a Disney attraction.
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Anoyo is another entry in one of the most ecstatic and exciting discographies in electronic music, a collection of records that move from raucous and broken to dreamy and melodic.
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The vivacious colors in the second panel recall descriptions of the most ecstatic of those poisoned in Pont-Saint-Espirit, while also sharing elements of the brighter elements of Bosch.
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For him, climbing those church steps, lighting incense, dropping acid, and creating some of the most ecstatic lines of verse you've ever read is just another day at the office.
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At their most ecstatic, they take the form of two bravura solos, Amalia's "Vanilla Ice Cream" and the title song, performed by Mr. Levi with a spontaneous, incredulous triumph that makes it all his own.
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A press release confirms its just new music from the duo, which to my ears is among the most ecstatic and unsettling they've released in upwards of two decades at the avant edge of the whole world of computer music.
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Dotted amongst the gala were many moments that were "thrilling" and even "euphoric". Éva Marton was "galvanizing" in Turandot's "In questa reggia". Ruggero Raimondi was "wickedly funny" in Basilio's "La calunnia". Joan Sutherland's "glittering" "Bel raggio lusinghier" was the most ecstatic item of the entire event, and the most enthusiastically applauded.
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In Warhammer Fantasy, his followers are partly responsible for the corruption of an important Elven leader named Malekith, and the subsequent schism that led to the formation of the Dark and High Elf races. His physical form is an androgynous being of the most physical beauty. His holy number is 6 and his main enemy god is Khorne. Those who worship Slaanesh are those who either wish to achieve the most popularity amongst their fellow men or the most ecstatic pleasure, pleasure beyond imaginable.
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It included outdoor preaching, large numbers of attendees, who had often traveled long distances, long vigils of prayer, and often dramatic conversion experiences. One of the largest of these observances took place in 1742 in Cambuslang, outside Glasgow, Scotland, where upwards of 30,000 people came to hear the preaching of George Whitefield. Sacrament observances such as Cambuslang, whose timing coincided with the Great Awakening in England, Ireland, and the American Colonies throughout the 1740s, had become associated with revivalism. Both clergy and lay people had the expectation that the communion season would bring “the most intense religious experiences, the most agonizing despair and the most ecstatic joy.
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Priya Elan of NME wrote that the song felt like a "pop moment" without Gaga trying too hard to address social issues or religious conflicts; Elan also complimented Clemons' saxophone addition. Similar sentiments were expressed by fellow NME writer Dan Martin, who found the track to be gleaming, calling it the "most ecstatic pop serenade" Gaga has ever come up with. Robert Copsey from Digital Spy commented that the song is a "straight-up fists-in-the-air feel-good anthem that is less cheesy than 'Born This Way' but equally (if not more) euphoric." However, he found the opening bar of the song similar to that of Cher's 2002 single "Song for the Lonely".
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The film was released several weeks after Hellinger's death, and in his review for the New York Times, Bosley Crowther called it "a virtual Hellinger column on film" and "his appropriate valedictory" and observed, "The late Mark Hellinger's personal romance with the City of New York was one of the most ecstatic love affairs of the modern day — at least, to his host of friends and readers who are skeptics regarding l'amour. Before he became a film producer and was still just a newspaper scribe, Mr. Hellinger went for Manhattan in a blissfully uninhibited way — for its sights and sounds and restless movements, its bizarre people and its equally bizarre smells. And he made quite a local reputation framing his fancies in flowery billets doux which stirred the hearts and the humors of readers of the tabloid press." New York Times, March 5, 1948 Hellinger won the 1947 Edgar Award for Best Motion Picture for The Killers.
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