Sentence examples for faced reckoning from inspiring English sources

Some will relish the fact that their team is so fresh faced, reckoning that the new lot can scarcely do any worse than the last.

In the Iraqi war, Saddam Hussein is the central character who will "face reckoning" and "stand trial".

Michigan State's players were no less blunt at a players-only meeting in which Summers faced a reckoning.

Five years ago, the fashion industry faced a reckoning over the startling lack of diversity among the models on major designer runways.

Each, in his own way, suggested that American torturers have not faced a reckoning so much as a lull in their business.

The party that ushered in multiparty politics a decade ago faced a reckoning of sorts as the most competitive presidential election in the country's history was held.

And so vessel operators across the country have faced a reckoning: shed weight, and potentially revenue, by reducing the number of passengers they carry, or find a way to keep squeezing people on without falling out of compliance with the Coast Guard.

Sexual abusers faced a reckoning on Monday in Pennsylvania ― whether they were celebrities shielded by their fame or priests protected by religious institutions. .

Ressentiment's "little-big man" seeks easy targets for frustrations born of exploitation by powers that he's afraid to face and reckon with head-on.

On the Day of Judgment, he will face no reckoning.

But Turkey is facing a reckoning of its own.