Sentence examples for Without reckoning from inspiring English sources

Liberal commentators, meanwhile, consistently hail these forms of Christianity as a model for the future without reckoning with their decline.

"How could we possibly tell them that when they get older they are far more likely than their peers to become violent criminals — or the victims of violent crimes?" And yet you cannot write of this mayor and his good works without reckoning with his personal and policy contradictions, and with the questions that might be raised about government by personal checkbook.

And this is without reckoning the potential damage from the lack of visual variety such a child would experience.

Even the title of D.T. Max's new biography of Wallace, Every Love Story Is a Ghost Story, suggests the size of his suicide's shadow: it has become impossible to love Wallace's work without reckoning with his ghost, how he ghosted himself.

Facts prove that many abuses were made on Stalin's orders without reckoning with any norms of party and Soviet legality.

It's impossible to talk meaningfully about the dynamics of partisanship and American conservatism without reckoning with race.

Some operate without permission, reckoning the FAA lacks the resources to catch them.

I was reckoning without the charisma that comes from being worshipped for generations.

I expected all the issues to be examined in a free and lively debate but, perhaps naively, I was reckoning without Farage and the particular dynamic he brings to these occasions.

"But that was reckoning without Pietersen, who destroyed the Lancashire attack with a magnificent display of ferocious hitting.

But he was reckoning without Veronica.