consumingly

"Approach, so that I may see you better," said the king, who felt consumingly proud of being at last a king over somebody.

Mostly, I wished I were a person who wasn't consumingly depressed.

I loved her as consumingly as she loved him.

The alternative was overwhelmingly, consumingly awful.

I grabbed her and kissed hernot quite as consumingly as Td had in mind, because my tongue was still sore.

And although the curses on the Twain were of low intensity, the divine vituperations worked steadily and consumingly.

Simon is afflicted by an inability to get on with things, to step away from the past; he is consumingly loyal, whether to a literary theory or a woman.

This is not because he is evasive or arrogant; on the contrary, he is a consumingly gracious man - whose graciousness, however, more forestalls than facilitates confessional exchange.

An underground pop-up version of the impact sprinkler was introduced as a way to avoid the problem of having to carefully and time consumingly mow around overground sprinkler heads.

He was at a loss to understand the suddenness of the rage which had swept over her so consumingly, but he could catch echoes of it vibrating through his mind from her own hot anger.

At the core of the painful realities in her dramatically involving possibilities are universal truths of fallibility and forgiveness, of love hard won and how consumingly tough it is to express to someone near to you.

The crimson glare had gone out of his eyes; the fire that had for so long burned consumingly in his soul had been quenched at last, though it had been quenched in blood.

In a time as consumingly open to the lures of the supernatural as this, the era of the Psychic Friends' Hotline, you would think that Prokofiev's richly imagined invocations of the otherworldly would be an attraction rather than an embarrassment.