Gabor, needless to say, falls hard, but the only consummation he needs is to stand and hurl the tools of his trade, with their long, symmetrical, rounded blades, at her trembling form.
Watching them week after week, we tend to get jaded by consummation, so we need ever more intense experiences, usually in the form of deaths, to give us the sense that we've actually felt something.
Yet neither consummation would curb his need for chemical escape.
Chicago Sun-Times praised West's vocal delivery, saying "he rips more hard raps on 'Devil in a New Dress' -- chuckling through lines like, 'We love Jesus / but you done learned a lot from Satan / We ain't married / but tonight I need some consummation,' and later chewing through an impersonation of a preacher, 'Say-tan!
Michael Starler, an attorney for Perry, said she was assured the archbishop had authority to sell the property, and that consummation of any sale would need the Holy See's approval.
"The National Anthem" falls into the category of "Black Mirror" episodes that could conceivably occur today with the technology at our disposal: social media and the television news are all that is needed to bring about its wretched consummation.
The urn's description as a bride invokes a possibility of consummation, which is symbolic of the urn's need for an audience.
In this new channel, I want a complete experience, some form of consummation.
As Marshall observes, Fuller's success in wooing her father's attention away from her much prettier mother by gratifying his need for an "intellectual consort" inspired her later headlong rushes into one feverish cerebral consummation after another.
Which leads to unholy consummation.
