Sentence examples for In reckoning from inspiring English sources

In Reckoning with Pinochet, Stern wrote that the 1991 exhumation led the public to view Pinochet soldiers on trial as criminals.

Jefferson is a complex ancestor whom I inherit, and he's one of great interest to us nationally, so what is personal to me in reckoning with him blurs with our larger national struggle to inherit Jefferson's legacy.

Those feelings — haunting, lonely and heartbreaking — suffuse the images in "Reckoning at the Frontier," a result of his seven years of photographing in and around the border cities of Tijuana and Ciudad Juarez.

Whereas the financial crisis was caused by mainstream American banks making loans that they knew were likely to result in default, the low rate of default at Abacus showed the bank to be uncannily astute in reckoning the financial capacity of its borrowers.

The ensuing dialogue between the peculiar Oldfield and the lefty comedian Ballard didn't come close to clarifying that when the founding document was enacted in 1901, section 127 specifically provided: "In reckoning the numbers of the people of the Commonwealth, or of a State or other part of the Commonwealth, aboriginal natives shall not be counted".

Art Post-Internet, then, represents an important step forward in reckoning with the relevance of digital practices inside museums.

This unwelcoming job market gives Coding Cupboard its opportunity to push in, reckons co-founder Adam Ball, himself a recent computer science graduate.

But on closer consideration, Lost in Showbiz reckons Nicholas Clegg would, in fact, occupy this seat.

Gary Tobin, president of the Institute for Jewish and Community Research in San Francisco, reckons Jewish philanthropy in the US is worth about $5bn annually.

He stayed in the race, reckoning that election math would oblige them to stick with him.

We misidentified "Addamark" as "Addmark" in "Data of Reckoning" (May 10, p. 151).