Sentence examples for mind reckoning from inspiring English sources

The product of a brilliant mind reckoning with the brutal caprices of fascism, the novel now feels like much more than a curious entry in the Beckett canon.

Yet all the people I spoke to (pro sous-viders, mind) reckoned they used their machines once every couple of weeks.

As a lifelong Presbyterian with a devout and curious mind, he reckoned that the market price of the creator of the universe was probably 1% of its actual value.

According to this interpretation, mirror therapy works by replacing noxious memories with innocuous ones.With this hypothesis in mind, she reckoned that another way to treat phantom-limb pain might be to prevent pain memories from forming in the first place.

Bobby Bacala reckoned you wouldn't hear it when it happened, never mind see it coming.

An enquiring and tenacious mind is, he reckons, essential for the role.

The clocks have gone forward, so it's time for Lord Ferg to wade into the title race mind games – he reckons Leicester "have got the edge" over Spurs.

But for more conventional introductions to the world of opera, Verdi's Otello is one of the most thrilling stories ever told in music, I reckon; mind you, as is his La Traviata or Falstaff.

In the next few weeks Mr Crovitz will make a presentation to Mr Murdoch outlining the financial impact of various options for the site but his new boss seems to have made up his mind.Mr Murdoch reckons that the Journal could dominate the market for financial information online.

In an Op-Ed piece ("My Own Life," NYT2/19/15), he quoted David Hume in describing his state of mind, "I now reckon upon a speedy dissolution.

But the CEO eschews such negativity, perhaps reckoning the metaphysics of finance and the mass-mind of investors.