Sentence examples for full reckoning from inspiring English sources

His AG is blocking a full reckoning.

The certainty that any full reckoning must include the cost of shortchanging the country's future.

The Gore campaign called on Mr. Cheney to provide a full reckoning of the matter.

Before them in extraordinary detail were accounts giving a full reckoning of a war effort.

Even the peaceful surrender in 1989 has its detractors: Poland never really had a full reckoning with its overlords, the argument goes.

Why has the Trump administration, which has coddled, armed and hosted Prince Mohammed, not yet unequivocally supported Turkey's demand to investigate the consulate for a full reckoning?

But Socrates presses for a fuller reckoning.

The reports of the Comey memo have thrust the country into a full Presidential reckoning.

With some writers, it is precisely their biography that gets in the way of a full literary reckoning.

But Pinter, an English playwright who died in 2008, understood these moments to be the essence of drama, charged and full of reckoning.

But a review in recent days of hundreds of pages of trial transcripts and court decisions, along with interviews with several former law enforcement officials and lawyers connected with the case, shows that, despite all the scrutiny, there has never been a full official reckoning of the public corruption that allowed Mr. Bulger to thrive.