Sentence examples for its consummation from inspiring English sources

In reference to a lyric in the verses, Clayson suggests: "Although 'Don't Let Me Wait Too Long' betrayed that George's sublimation of lust [in favour of an ascetic path] was by no means total, its consummation was, nonetheless, 'like it came from above'".

This excellent script awaits its consummation elsewhere.

Might they defend their prize in Rio, or was its consummation also the end of the partnership?

The relationship felt predetermined from their first meeting in the desert, and its consummation didn't feel earned.

Celestina's deeply explored personality dominates the plot, ostensibly tragic, of the uncontrolled passion of the lovers, which ends in disaster after its consummation.

Sartre had been engaged, though the engagement was broken off after he failed his first attempt at the agrégation; but he and Beauvoir decided that their love did not require marriage for its consummation.

Markus Eiche and Simone Schneider, exemplary as the feuding Storchs of the earlier set, are now cast, equally superbly, as the high-minded sorcerer Kunrad and the spirited burgomaster's daughter Diemut, whose affair has to withstand both her wilful temperament and the hypocritical prudery of the local bourgeoisie before it can achieve its proper consummation.

In both the French and German systems the time between the contract and its ultimate consummation is markedly shorter than it is in the Anglo-American system.

What we cannot cope with is the slow seepage of entropy, the winding down of our world, its sifting through our psyches — fine as silica, poisonous as asbestos — and its dusty consummation.

Set in Spain during the Counter-Reformation, it dramatises the love of Rodrigue and Prouhèze, a passion so intense that the world cannot contain it, while both God and men conspire to prevent its earthly consummation.

Mary Harron's film of the book is its inevitable consummation.