Sentence examples for doesn't reckon from inspiring English sources

That doesn't reckon with the "culture of inattention," as Justice Ginsburg calls it, which made deplorable breaches far too predictable.

There's not a single person on earth who doesn't reckon they could direct a brilliant music video.

Andy Bull doesn't reckon he's all that, but Michael Phelps bid to win eight golds just keeps on trucking.

While correctly noting that TV-style, in-your-face interventions and confrontational addiction treatment are not helpful, it doesn't reckon with the fact that they are common.

Megamind's elaborate schemes may be great on paper, but their execution disappoints; he doesn't reckon on the time it takes to upload a computer-generated program of mass destruction.

The chronology put forth by the President's defenders omits Trump's requests to Comey that he limit the F.B.I.'s Russia investigation, and it doesn't reckon with Trump's failure to mention to Comey his supposed complaints about the Clinton probe.

Stalin acts for everybody, he does not reckon with anyone.

This abstract definition is necessarily broad and does not reckon with the complexity of individual cases.

But of course when one does not reckon with personal tragedy, when one does not remember, one ends up inevitably destroying one's self and others.

And it does not reckon with the Modern's own role during a period that witnessed the decline of the values the museum was partly founded to promote.

Despite the nature of those narrow wins, Smith does not reckon too many jitters have been evident so far but admits that could all be about to change with the final Old Firm derby of the season looming this weekend.