Valentine and I looked so consummately right as a couple: stylish, easily intimate, his arm dropped casually across my shoulder, our clasped hands swinging together.
He was also an early socialist, a supporter of women's rights, a backer of the land reform movement and a consummately skilful writer.
Vineyards of the Domaine are always among the last to be picked in Burgundy, and De Villaine daringly delayed harvest until the grapes were consummately ripe.
He's seen as the consummately brave, honest and dedicated man.
"I'm not saying this man was consummately malevolent, just his business practices and the depth of his avarice and self-enrichment," he added.
If you're not familiar with his poem "Middle Passage" on the slave crossings from Africa, it's profound, heart-wrenching, consummately crafted, and just downright awesome.
"Consummately crafted", "perfectly directed", with a "terrifically good" script, Steven Spielberg's new Cold War film, Bridge of Spies, has attracted plenty of praise from film critics.
The fact that etching feels, for the most part, a consummately old-fashioned technique - just as making ceramics was, for a long time, beyond the pale - is good reason to return to the medium, as much for the metaphors inherent in its processes as for its history, or its look.
Thanksgiving is a consummately American holiday, sacred yet secular, and a good day to remember, however briefly, the man from Montpelier".
The consummately heavy pans aren't just durable – they actually impart flavor and iron into the foods they cook.
Moreover, the range of topics they discussed suggests that she was well aware of a conspiracy and the need to be consummately discreet about it.
