Sentence examples for a great reckoning from inspiring English sources

That's what I wanted Room to be, a great reckoning in a little room.

Having his verses misunderstood, Touchstone jests in Shakespeare's As You Like It, "strikes a man more dead than a great reckoning in a little room".

It's to Kulick's credit that the sweep and the sexiness of both plays seem to stretch beyond the confines of the theatre's walls; Shakespeare might have called it "a great reckoning in a little room".

A great reckoning was about to take place.

It is a time of great reckoning.

This prosecution is supposed to be our great reckoning, a legal remedy for a generation's worth of cultural complacency.

What was for many a time of terrifying anarchy — this was, after all, the world that produced Hobbes's "Leviathan" — was for Milton a great religious reckoning.

Steel in her eyes, she speaks of more conflict to come, of a great tech reckoning that will unleash cataclysmic consolidation in a Slow New World.

Even then, long before the great reckoning of 2007-8, hadhan an inkling of what was in store.

Birthday Letters, written over a period of more than 25 years, was Hughes's own great reckoning – although it would turn out to be incomplete.

It's high melodrama, the great reckoning.