Sentence examples for earnest reckoning from inspiring English sources
The laughter — at the earnest reckoning occasioned by a weary-looking extraterrestrial and his giant robot; at the panic and distress their visit provokes — serves as a necessary balm.
When the popular moderator Taylor was fired this month, the Pao reckoning began in earnest, and a number of moderators closed more than 300 subreddits for 24 hours.
It began in earnest in the early 1980s, he reckons, when the growth of global capitalism and the waning influence of labour unions lent corporate-speak a patina of prestige.
Though etched in acidic repartee, it is an earnest work, a tale of moral reckoning for the pompous Hugo Latymer Mr. Whiteheadd).
Fidesz knows that if it can just stay a step ahead of Europe by proposing one legal change after another, triggering one more earnest European evaluation after another, it can avoid the day of reckoning.
A chance, too, to begin the search in earnest for Colombia's tens of thousands of missing, as well as reckon with its dead.
The timing really couldn't have been better — putting the iPhone 5 aside for a moment, the introduction of the iPad mini (not to mention some attractively refreshed iPods and MacBooks) meant that Apple was a force to be reckoned with once the holiday buying frenzy kicked off in earnest.
chants started in earnest.
