Sentence examples for that doesn't reckon from inspiring English sources

That doesn't reckon with the "culture of inattention," as Justice Ginsburg calls it, which made deplorable breaches far too predictable.

But that doesn't reckon with the fact that a lot of the people evangelizing this stuff don't have a serious condition.

Andy Bull doesn't reckon he's all that, but Michael Phelps bid to win eight golds just keeps on trucking.

The Western Cape, where coloureds make up 52% of the population compared with 9% nationwide, is the only one of nine South African provinces not governed by the ANC; and Mr Manuel, himself a coloured from that part, does not reckon Mr Manyi's remark (made a year ago in the context of affirmative-action policies) is the best way to win the province back.

Imagine identifying with a gender that doesn't align with your physical form, imagine reckoning with that realization in a society that can be judgmental, crude, hateful and helplessly stitched to binary ideas of gender.

In the Apology, Socrates says that a man worth anything at all does not reckon whether his course of action endangers his life or threatens death.

It does not reckon with major scientific and technological breakthroughs that might extend people's lifespan far more radically.

Stalin acts for everybody, he does not reckon with anyone.

Even Sotheby's didn't reckon that Chaïm Soutine's 1921 portrait L'Homme au foulard rouge would sell for that much.

"They didn't reckon that they would get out alive," Mr. Stromsheim's son, also named Birger, recalled in an interview for this obituary.

"So I don't reckon that, even at the age of 22 and looking real fit like I do now, I'm going to change 'Chunky' to 'Marmite'.