Sentence examples similar to And reckon what from inspiring English sources

But I reckon what I value most, and what I miss most, were the people I studied with.

One can only reckon what the Game 7 rating will be in Boston when it is released today.

It is fascinating for fans to reckon what U2 keeps making of its early influences.

He declines to define the emotions the composers were expressing (easily identifiable anyway, he reckons): what interests him is the discourse, and how it was conducted.

As I made the transition to a government lab for my postdoc, I started reckoning what I "should" be doing, having been fortunate enough (and it is partly luck) to complete the elusive Ph.D. It was difficult to work through.

* * * One in three new cars is now cheaper than used models if you buy on HP or PCP, reckons What Car?

Looking back, he reckons what he was actually trying to do was create a meme, a cultural artifact that could be spread virally around the web.

What we miss (except in passages based on a trove of Elizabeth's letters) is the triangulation of distance and a second voice: the snail trail along which the biographer struggles to patch what is missing and to reckon at what she cannot know.

Having so much space, he said, people in Idaho "feel in control of their own destiny" and reckon that "they can do what they want".

In fact, accounting for that explosion, and reckoning with what it might mean for contemporary American culture, is part of the book's mission.

Simply as an empirical matter, this framing of the policy choice is overly simplistic and doesn't adequately reckon with what's happening in the Democratic Party right now.