Sentence examples for reckon with the from inspiring English sources

Failing to reckon with the past can mean misplacing sentimentality.

Nevertheless, many critics believe that the agency must reckon with the legacy of the Bush era.

Anybody concerned with alleviating world poverty must reckon with the MIFFs.The category has also grown fast.

"They have to reckon with the fact that people are not afraid.

Some evangelical Christians are starting to reckon with the failings of the preaching-and-pledging approach.

"Committed" marked an even deeper effort to reckon with the societal ideals imposed on women.

The country has in recent years begun to reckon with the consequences of its policy.

A Federal District Court, however, dismissed Mr. Millbrook's suit and did not reckon with the allegations.

Our fabulists are starting to reckon with the consequences of their fables.

But they have failed to reckon with the moral force of the enduring Victorian Englishwoman.

This abstract definition is necessarily broad and does not reckon with the complexity of individual cases.