Sentence examples similar to essay reckons from inspiring English sources

Simon was rueful: "The reaction tends to be well done – but where's the next essay?" Carey reckoned that her position was more auspicious.

As part of each essay's reckoning with the legacy of second-wave feminism, Gornick considers a selection of new books, including Rebecca Solnit's "Men Explain Things to Me" and Kate Bolick's "Spinster," the latter a blend of argument, literary history, and memoir in support of the unmarried woman who wishes to make, per the subtitle, "A Life of One's Own".

This week, Vanity Fair published a follow-up to that essay, another reckoning, this time in the context of our new national vexation.

@abkquan, without whose contributions these mini-essays would have been very feeble (thanks to him and all the other commenters for suggestions), reckons we should include David Bowie, who lived in the city in the late 1970s.

(Zuckerman reckons it was more).

Simon McMahon reckons they should.

Appropriate words, Monkey reckons.

"About 30," he reckons.

TfL reckons not.

Hashimoto reckons.

In his 1932 essay, "In Praise of Idleness", he reckoned that if society were better managed the average person would only need to work four hours a day.