Sentence examples for reckoning of this from inspiring English sources

Some will remember the 1984 West End reckoning of this same play, starring Glenda Jackson and directed by Keith Hack, that subsequently transferred to Broadway — a bold (some would say reckless) commercial move for a script clocking in at close to five hours.

It is the terrible reckoning of this disaster, tallied in lists that the living scan with dread.

But he is nearly out of time to do so, even by the reckoning of this place.

This reckoning of the value of slaves in blood and treasure raises an important, though too frequently overlooked, question.

Further reckoning of the figures from this report determined that 43% of Australia's 149 taxonomists were more than 45 years old, 8% were over 60, and one-third of the taxonomic workforce was voluntary (ABRS, pers. comm).

What happens between Jack and Sally represents so much of what these stories are about: the basic human urge to rescue oneself from insignificance and the concomitant urge to hide from a true reckoning of what this kind of endeavor really takes.

The I.R.S. generally makes that kind of assessment by examining a 501(c)(4)'s activity over a calendar year, so a full reckoning of this year's campaign finance travesty won't happen before 2013.

"The Rocket" bristles with energy; it is a dramatic, imaginative, and colorful reckoning of the celebration.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron called for the "criminal" Syrian government to be held to account, saying there would be "a day of reckoning for this dreadful regime".

The hearing signaled what looks like the ultimate day of reckoning for this country's once-great and world-dominating car making industry.

As a final index of authenticity and honesty, this reckoning of a critical misstep meets the sniff test.