Sentence examples for human reckoning from inspiring English sources

The shelves are tightly arranged so Teva can maximize the amount of product it stores there, making the lanes between them too narrow for drivers to navigate by human reckoning alone.

A half century is a mere instant in the history of the earth, but a long time in human reckoning -- long enough for the levees and canals ordered in 1948 to destroy half the Everglades.

Phil is forever expecting, taking, or making calls, although we never see the stars to whom, or of whom, he chats — not because he's a fraud but because the movie gods of that epoch were and remain, to anyone of Allen's vintage, beyond human reckoning, and certainly beyond impersonation.

Meanwhile, another HBO show, "The Leftovers" — a strange, moving, and periodically terrifying meditation on religious faith and how human beings reckon, sloppily, with the unknown — returned for its third and final season.

Indeed, Craig Venter, the head of Celera Genomics and instigator of that firm's privately funded project to sequence the human genome, reckons that proteins undergo so much change over the course of their lives that the number of different ones is essentially uncountable.

It's not about what happened, but how human beings reckon with what happens all the time.

(via) Scientists reckon human beings will never be able to control their own passage through the dimension known as time.

Many of the issues of reckoning a human avatar in a digital world have been accounted for in these efforts but today, Google revealed in a blog post that its been working on a strange little project to go the last mile in making these MR videos even more realistic by bringing the user's face back into these videos.

Maybe especially then, because a "Jesus, what is all this shit, why do I have four Okkervil River LPs rotting in my unused breakfast nook when I'm supposed to be a HUMAN BEING" day of reckoning is coming, and the sooner the better.

Dr. Snyder, too, has turned his attention to the wiring diagram of human cells, which he reckons have about 1,000 transcription factors.

The second evangelical idea here is that Pence and his fellow hard-liners are simply making the most honest attempt possible to reckon with human sin.