Sentence examples for the consummation of which from inspiring English sources

In the New Testament statements about the new man, it was not a settled, complete new condition that was being spoken of, into which people are transposed through grace, but rather the beginning of a coming new state, the consummation of which will first take place in the future.

They show a land passing from "savage state" and "pastoral or Arcadian state" to achieve "the consummation of empire," which is then inexorably followed by "destruction" and "desolation".

"Now digital gives you clicks and impressions, but true attribution is when you get to the consummation of the purchase, which is what we are able to show.

Now, add six new directors with the consummation of the SoftBank deal, which has been reported to include a new chairman, two directors for SoftBank and three new independent directors.

Yet despite the widespread critical raspberries there's still plenty here to keep the fans on board for the forthcoming Part 2 finale, not least in the consummation of Bella and Edward's love affair which is handled with a degree of tact and much sleight of hand by all concerned.

The Fugue is the consummation of Beethoven's strict contrapuntal writing, which he succeeded in integrating into Classical forms.

And it is worth pointing out that Gordon Brown stepping down represents the consummation of a short-term Blairite aim, which was to remove him in exactly the same way as Blair was removed.

The consummation of their growing desire is inextricably linked with a tragedy which is to colour their lives, particularly Celice's, for ever.

Wild beasts symbolized peoples and nations, and there were esoteric calculations and speculations about the different eras through which history was passing as the world approached the eschaton (the consummation of history).

Fast-forward to "The Consummation of Empire": Nature has been overrun by Classical architecture (Cole borrowed compositional ideas from J. M. W. Turner's painting "Dido Building Carthage," which he had seen in London) and regal processions.

Such, after 364 days, was the consummation of O'Brien's mission.