Sentence examples for forced to reckon from inspiring English sources

Those of us who have been forced to reckon with our own mistakes know that well.

Skeptics were forced to reckon with an expert endorsement of the Administration's shoddy intelligence.

-- Several Democratic candidates may be forced to reckon with their past support for charter schools.

The film takes us to Maidan, when the new Ukrainian government was being forced to reckon with the far right.

But then I was forced to reckon with the prices, outrageous even in the best of times.

Being forced to reckon with the ongoing consequences of imperial crimes makes them uncomfortable in equal measure.

Only then, they say, will Serbs be forced to reckon with the blood on their soldiers' hands.

And when Dragan is finally captured, and the townspeople are forced to reckon with their foolish beguilement, her secret emerges.

In the upcoming era of JWST and 30-meter class ground-based telescopes we will be forced to reckon with the full 3-D nature of extrasolar planets.

The food industry, meanwhile, has been forced to reckon with an enormous school system determined to do better by its children's bellies.

Melancholy was echoed even in the sports world, where rabid soccer fans were forced to reckon with a national team whose performances, while successful, were generally lacklustre.