Sentence examples for profound reckoning with from inspiring English sources

For me, this moment is Gizzi's most profound reckoning with time.

"But while allegations and rumors fly and politicians and media pundits step up the rhetoric this is the time to reflect on the Buddha's view of suffering, and our innate capacity to harm, which emerged out of a profound reckoning with the increasingly impersonal violence of his own time," Mr. Mishra added.

But for Tani Adams, the show's executive director, an exhibition format was the most logical way to promote a profound reckoning with a social ill that 500 years of history has rendered acceptable and even invisible to much of the population, indigenous and nonindigenous alike.

But I think that grief is a profound spiritual, metaphysical, and — oddly — physical reckoning with death, which we don't understand well.

Others saw a reckoning with the past.

Reckoning with Bach was never easy.

We need some reckoning with the racist past, but reparations encourage the wrong kind of reckoning.

Now, a reckoning with Zuley's past may be coming.

"No, not to nothing — to a reckoning with herself".

Kaufman focussed on reckoning with the financial collapse.

Reckoning with history is crucial.