Sentence examples for he reckoned with from inspiring English sources

He was still as obstinate as ever and still felt an intense duty to guide the country, but now he reckoned with political reality.

To D'Angelo, good and evil are not abstract concepts but tangible forces he reckons with every day.

Unsentimental and precise, he reckons with a past simultaneously vanished and all too present, drawing inventively on Proust, Nabokov, De Quincey, and St. Augustine.

But I urge you to consult the wall texts for concise descriptions of the functional elements he reckons with and the philosophy that guides him.

He reckons with that trajectory, and with his spiral into substance abuse and depression, in "Honey Boy," LaBeouf's autobiographical debut screenplay.

He reckons with their tiny but collectively significant carbon footprint as well as the monstrous footprint of the industrialized world's coal-burning power plants.

To defend his revolution, he'll need to show that he's reckoned with its costs.

As an active member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, he reckoned constantly with what he considered exploitations of his heritage.

Mr Wynn was most unhappy with Mr Okada's decision to build a casino in the Philippines, which he reckoned would compete with the Macau money-spinner.

He hadn't reckoned with the demanding Australians.

But he had not reckoned with the intransigence of Grillo and the strange, non-traditional nature of his movement.