Sentence examples for for having reckoned from inspiring English sources

I always hated that fucking song, but these days my hatred of it has merged with my self-loathing for having reckoned myself such a superior cunt.

The first is simple precedent: Mr Bondi has reckoned for months that an effort led by BofA to agree a collective settlement has been largely intended to stall his legal proceedings no money has ever been offered.

She is too smart, and the discussions of the level of crime among foreigners are too long-standing, for her not to have reckoned that something like this might happen.

For this reason, we have reckoned it more useful to apply the DCC-MGARCH rather than the BEKK-MGARCH which admits further parameters than does the DCC version.

Okunade's story is a reminder that although place matters far more than the high priests of globalism have reckoned for in recent years, attempts to rescue the notion of "community" from political purgatory need not depend on the construction of imaginary white idylls.

While they would have expected Keaton Jennings to be a hard nut to crack in this most productive of seasons for the tall lefty, they surely had reckoned without nightwatchman, Graham Onions, batting into the afternoon for his career-best 65.

Consultants have reckoned the bill for the average European investment firm to be €20m-30m ($24m-35m 24m-35m

For a fortnight at this 110th French Open, the 29-year-old world No3, who has been unable to add to his collection of 16 grand slams since the 2010 Australian Open and whom most critics had reckoned was heading for the final stages of a distinguished career, has defied the naysayers through force of will and genius.

They had reckoned without his deep passion for buses.

But we had reckoned without extra time.

We had reckoned however without the fluidity of phylogenetic classification.