Sentence examples for objective reckoning from inspiring English sources
By any objective reckoning, failures on such a scale should be at the heart of political debate.
But they show that our heads can be turned by an aura of sanctity, distracting us from a more objective reckoning of the actions that make people suffer or flourish.
By any objective reckoning, Palin didn't actually kill the GOP's chances in the Senate, though her support for the wacky neophyte O'Donnell – when an establishment GOP candidate was a virtual shoo-in to win – was clearly ill-advised.
But by any objective political reckoning this is a twist of the republican knife too far.
Almost all objective analysts reckon that it is necessary.
But then you have to reckon with more objective external estimates that the membership might be just 50,000, while one assumes that the book sales are inflated by deliberate bulk-buying by church members.
Then again there are times when physicians might be very familiar with their patient's status and reckon that, despite the objective facts, their patient feels well.
The only objectives I had, grading any assignment, were to be fair and objective, and to minimise complaints.I reckon grade inflation is less prevalent at British universities because exams are often double marked, graded by your professor and one at another university.
Sheppard reckons anthems are hard to judge from an objective musical standpoint.
It reckons that maintaining the licence fee is its central objective.
Author(s): Priscilla Chan, The New York Times Learning Network Yasmin Chin Eisenhauer, The Bank Street College of Education in New York City Suggested Time Allowance: 1 hour Objectives: Students will: 1. Describe the idea of "facing one's reckoning" and its relation to "standing trial".
