Sentence examples for my reckoning is from inspiring English sources

My reckoning is that Thatcher wanted to destroy the unions.

This, by my reckoning, is the fourth Cherry Orchard that the National has given us in 27 years.

My reckoning is that cries for more responsible journalism should be focused less on the lay press and more on the medical journals that publish scientifically suspect studies.

My reckoning is that if there had been a replay, the Greeks would probably never have lifted the trophy that year.

At least one, by my reckoning, is worse: the increasingly harsh copyright regime that has already turned countless millions of Americans into lawbreakers and deterred countless innovators.

This, by my reckoning, is a perfect kohl: soft enough to smudge and smoke with a finger or dry brush, firm enough to sharpen properly and offer some precision, gentle enough to pop in the waterline without redness or streaming.

Mainly because it isn't really a sport, a sport by my reckoning being any activity that requires a shower afterwards.

By my reckoning, were it not for its remote location Nagasaki would be one of the nation's most-visited cities. East-West exchange here dates to the 1540s, when Portuguese explorers and Catholic missionaries (including St. Francis Xavier) appeared on the shores of Nagasaki prefecture.

I am sure my dead reckoning is gone.

My day of reckoning is upon me.

But that reckoning is unavoidable.