For this all-too-human Hamlet, however, such a consummation isn't satisfying at all.
Some of them would, we believe, willingly have heard the Dvorăk concerto a second time if persistent applause could have brought such a consummation about.
Even those who support the redefinition of marriage recognise that the meaning of consummation is such that it is biologically not possible for a homosexual couple to consummate their relationship".
Such, after 364 days, was the consummation of O'Brien's mission.
And what nobody could have guessed when Twilight was first published was that for every page of chaste longing there would soon be a thousand pages of fanfiction online, each describing the consummation of Bella and Edward's love in such explicit detail that, upon opening them on a laptop, Firefox appears to blush.
According to Newitz the relationships in romantic anime, such as Oh My Goddess!, are not about consummation but about "sexual innuendo and deferral".
On Chesil Beach is constructed around three such moments - the meal, the urgent fumbling towards consummation and a resultant exchange on the beach itself, which interweave with the grace of a chamber piece.
She begins to ask a question about consummation but Penny tells her to ask something normal, such as what Bernadette's married name will be.
Marcel dealt with themes of spiritual authenticity and inauthenticity, fidelity and infidelity, and the consummation or frustration of personal relationships in his early plays, such as La Grâce, Le Palais de sable, Le Coeur des autres, and L'Iconoclaste.
It is the most pleasant part of the restaurant, the sort of room where you might go to celebrate the imminent consummation of a deal or the arrival in New York of a client from far away, where such a dining room might count as both exotic and familiar.
