Sentence examples for collective reckoning from inspiring English sources
Rather, we need a collective reckoning and large slices of humble pie all round.
It is time for a collective reckoning, a moral accounting, a radical self-appraisal and calling out, fellow white Americans.
Conspicuously absent from the gathering in Nice, however, was a collective reckoning of a major milestone on the calendar: It has been 50 years since many of the countries gained independence.
His words sounded almost revolutionary: perhaps they could trigger a collective reckoning that would force the people who were involved in or witness to crimes at least to acknowledge that they had taken place.
His lonely ending stunned and embarrassed many Irish New Yorkers, and spurred a collective reckoning: How could this have happened, particularly among a seasoned immigrant population known for its cohesiveness and organization?
Instead, an apology should encourage a collective reckoning by society of conflict-related crimes or human rights violations carried out in the name of the state.
Their labels tend to be small, scrappy independents like HighTone, where the Millers record, Sugar Hill, Vanguard, E-Squared, Compass, Rounder, Bloodshot, Philo, Lucky Dog, Oh Boy or the Nashville artists' collective Dead Reckoning.
Like Stonewall, Orlando catalyzed a collective self-reckoning and resolve for progress.
Reckoning the collective preference by pairwise majority decision, it is easy to see that the result is the ordering of this majority: ABC.
Simpson reckons the collective buzz, particularly among their pacy backs, is helping everyone.
Investors in closed-end funds are almost all individuals; the discount is a good indicator of their collective optimism (or pessimism) reckons Mr Thaler.
