Sentence examples similar to complete reckonings from inspiring English sources
If there's any moment when the first-person protagonist of his poems might possess biographical content, it occurs in The House of Fame when his guide, a sceptical eagle, describes him completing his "reckonings" and returning to the solitude of his quarters to read (and presumably write) late into the night, in estrangement from his more sociable neighbours.
By some reckonings, virtually all of America's employment growth over the past two decades has come in non-traded sectors.
By the time of Bates senior's stroke, which coincides with a filial trip to Poland (including a visit to Auschwitz), the metamorphosis is complete, and a modest little comedy of modern manners has declared itself as an elemental tale of last orders, final reckonings and even, given Fred's Catholicism, the nature of faith.
Their reckonings take many forms.
Readers rarely see such reckonings.
There are other unfinished reckonings.
By some reckonings, my friends are toffs.
This is when the reckonings happen.
On most reckonings we most certainly are.
The reckonings of history are going stale.
