Sentence examples for consummate star from inspiring English sources

Bryant today led everyone along on the journey -- from the cocksure 18-year-old rookie who fired up air balls against the Jazz in the playoffs to the impetuous, one-on-one All-Star who had trouble co-existing with O'Neal to the consummate star and teammate.

Judy Garland became the consummate star of Hollywood's golden age thanks to turns in "The Wizard of Oz" and "Meet Me in St . Louis. Nearly 46 years after her death, she remains a icon of tenacity whose talent was offset by personal struggles that gave her performances a heartbreaking authenticity.

He's the consummate Hollywood star; he's basically the anti-Weinstein.

Is he the consummate media star or the oppressive figure always present in the background at Kingsley Hall; is he a figure of freedom or not?

It's stripped-down and bare and squeaky and rough around the edges, and fans might feel after listening that they haven't been given quite enough from the consummate rock star.

These and other consummate performers star in expressionistic portraits of 17 saints and their violent ends, beginning with the innocent, doomed razzle-dazzle of David Parker's St. Thomas of Canterbury.

Despite all the media's coaxing, Microsoft and Yahoo! failed to consummate their star-crossed love affair.

But Timberlake is a consummate modern pop star.

From his fur trapper's hat to his black Margiela hi-top trainers, Usher looks like the consummate modern pop star.

THE NEW CENTURY Three consummate deadpan artists star in four short plays by the satirist Paul Rudnick in this Lincoln Center Theater production.

The "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" star and consummate performer has waited 10 whole years for his shot at the coveted Mirrorball trophy.