Sentence examples similar to reckon with the action from inspiring English sources

Until major newspapers reporting sexual assault allegations made it their problem, the Harvey Weinsteins and Louis CKs of the world weren't required to reckon with the impacts of their actions.

Children typically display an unwillingness to reckon with the fallout of their own actions.

Technology made it possible to wage war remotely, but the scene from "Homeland" asks the question: What if we were forced to reckon with the humanity of those whom our actions affect?

Weeks later, the failed candidate should finally account for his wrongdoings look in the mirror, own up to his most glaring bad actions and lies, and reckon with the public's negative perception of him, instead of continuing to blame his loss on "gifts" Obama supposedly gave minorities.

Obama will also have to reckon with the ramifications for immigrants awaiting his choice, said Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill)., a leading advocate for action in Congress.

Failing to reckon with the past can mean misplacing sentimentality.

It needs to reckon with the ways in which some bystanders are more targeted for violence and the ways in which some bystanders are criminalised for simply enacting their rights to witness, say, police action.

It is past time to reckon with the past.

It has this demand that you reckon with the people.

In recent years, the FDA has reorganized itself to better reckon with the challenges posed by DSHEA.

"Director Brennan apologized for these actions and submitted the [Inspector General] report to an accountability board," Feinstein said after the commissioning of the review board, indicating the hope on behalf of lawmakers that the panel would lead the CIA to reckon with its actions.