Sentence examples for consummate excellence from inspiring English sources
Contemporary rower and author William MacMichael suggested: "Of these two crews it is scarcely necessary to say more than that if they did not reach the consummate excellence of some which we have been accustomed to look back upon as the highest standard of form and beauty, they were yet a good average specimen of University rowing".
Since then, his continued openness to all things new and commitment to excellence has turned him into the consummate artist/dancer.
Betsy Loeb was a consummate nurse clinician whose professional skills and human kindness surpassed all standards of excellence.
And the consummate ambition that Chinese artists brought to diminutive scale is a striking feature of "Excellence and Elegance: Decorative Arts of the 18th-Century Qing Court," a small late-summer show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
But Aykroyd should not be underrated here, and it is to his too rarely given credit that he is more than able to maintain the audience's attention even while sharing the screen with Murphy, a consummate scene-stealer (as he was the next year in Ghostbusters with Bill Murray, another attention-hog par excellence).
He is not just one of the giants of the opera world -- Evans Mirages, artistic director of Cincinnati Opera, has called him "one of the finest opera impresarios on the planet," for example -- he is also a consummate gentleman, a model of erudition (he has forgotten more about opera than most people know), and a champion of excellence and fiscal probity.
The consummate gentleman.
A consummate friend, a consummate gentleman.
Always the consummate lady.
Surrealism par excellence.
