Sentence examples for points of reckoning from inspiring English sources

Some of the greatest soul songs of all time — Otis Redding's "These Arms of Mine," say, or Bill Withers's "Ain't No Sunshine" — are points of reckoning, reflections, admissions of culpability sung purely and without guile, because what's it matter now?

Some of the greatest soul songs of all time Otis Redding's "These Arms of Mine," say, or Bill Withers's "Ain't No Sunshine"—are points of reckoning, reflections, admissions of culpability sung purely and without guile, because what's it matter now?

I say "decides," but Mr. Stephens doesn't give us a visible point of reckoning.

Do not be surprised that some Croats carry such feelings to the point of reckoning that the place for Croatia's champions is on court, not in it.

Now his subjects are 42, that point of reckoning associated with the American 25th high school reunion, and have a strong sense of ambitions realized or thwarted.

And if this house now demands that at this moment, faced with this threat from this regime, that British troops are pulled back, that we turn away at the point of reckoning, and that is what it means - what then?

The Sceptered Isles face a point of existential reckoning that many thought would never come.

Some people are suspicious of the trend to shorter and shorter productions, but the length of plays has actually been shrinking since the 16th century.In fact, plays have been shrinking to the point of anorexia, reckons the critic Michael Billington.

Starting with an interest-rate cut on October 22nd, the Chinese authorities look set to ease monetary policy quickly to help revive domestic demand.None of this points to a fatal day of reckoning for Hong Kong.

So it goes in Point Allison, Me., a place of reckoning for aquatic and two-legged creatures alike.

And as I've said in my speech to the joint session of Congress, at some point there is a day of reckoning.