consummately

• “Law has not always been understood in consummately instrumental terms -- that is, purely as a means to an end.”

  Balkinization

• “Steve surely loved the thought, at least enough to buy the shirts, a consummately proud owner.”

  Fictionaut: The Good Year

• “Standing well over 6-feet, with shoulder-length hair, and a charming smile, Shubhankar Ray is much like the brand he represents: striking, handsome and consummately cool.”

  The Huffington Post: Zandile Blay: G-Star Jeans on Why Spokesmodel Clémence Poésy Is the Perfect Fit

• “The one is crudely artificial, the other consummately artificial.”

  The Kempton-Wace Letters

• “Not that he ever became consummately literary in the way his two teachers were.”

  Chapter XXVI

• “Tai chi consists of a series of movements strung together like pearls on a string, the intervals between those movements, however brief, are consummately important.”

  The Huffington Post: Arthur Rosenfeld: Paying Attention to the Space Between Life's Notes

• “As the award indicates, Bronson today flourishes after surviving a consummately devastating period that seemingly left him bereft of direction after the deaths of his friends and collaborators.”

  The Huffington Post: G. Roger Denson: MoMA and AA Bronson Present "Queer Cinema: Today and Yesterday"

• “This would also help with the frustration some artists feel when they can't get a decent paycheck but the floors and brass handles of many institutions are consummately attended to.”

  The Huffington Post: Lauren Gunderson: Never Less Theatre, But Perhaps Fewer Buildings

• “But it is also, like Lillian Hellman's "The Little Foxes," a consummately effective piece of theater that carries the emotional charge of a really good B movie.”

  The Wall Street Journal: When Faith Draws Blood

• “Battle the big chill with the consummately chic and warm equestrian-style boot.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Boot Call

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