Sentence examples for reckoning of our from inspiring English sources

As stories of sexual harassment in high-profile kitchens continue to spill forth, food writers and journalists are facing a reckoning of our own: Why weren't we addressing these questions earlier?

Indeed, we had been so likeminded in the final reckoning of our shortlist that I must have blanked the ominous build-up of support for Kiran Desai's The Inheritance of Loss and assumed that everyone would come round to what was clearly the best book, Edward St Aubyn's Mother's Milk.

Although Harper claims there's nothing for us to see here, Canada could use the CIA's public shaming as an opportunity for a reckoning of our own.

When we interpret (with pride) that this sorting took place even "before the creation of the world," it's a short step to a belief that God made his picks based on his infallible reckoning of our innate spiritual superiority, just an impartial umpire calling them like he saw them.

For the first time in memory for those of us with friends, family, miners and loved ones living amid the toxic fallout of the coal industry, this conviction may only serve as a tiny reckoning of our nation's complacency with a continual state of violations, but it could begin a new era of justice and reconciliation in the devastated coal mining communities in Appalachia and around the nation.

This is a moment of reckoning for our country -- a battle for its soul and for our children's future.

After that, the letters stop coming, setting up a day of reckoning for our two lost souls.

As it has for many Americans who borrowed against the equity in their homes, there must be a day of reckoning for our economy as a whole.

And while Tim Hayward may reckon some of our best-known restaurant critics could learn a thing or two from Twitter, I'd implore you to save your thoughts on the scallops for the bus home.

It was a moment of reckoning in our treatment of wild places, and Leopold seized the chance to advocate for preserving a last large remnant of our natural heritage in the Southwest.

I hope that in the final reckoning even some of our harshest critics will concede that this Labour government has done more than any before it to extend liberties and to constrain government.