Sentence examples for time for reckoning from inspiring English sources

A grand cycle is ending, he says, and the time for reckoning is near.

"Wakes are a time for reckoning, honesty, forgiveness and for seeking the support of a strong community who will drink and sing and mourn what's dead along with you," says Bushnell, adding: "And then it's gone, you're absolved and can move on".

Christmas is a time of reckoning for plenty of adults, too.

An Embrace That Won't Let Go For China, too, this crisis has been a time of reckoning.

Now, it seems, is the time of reckoning.

This will be a time of reckoning on climate change.

No-one doubts Levy wants the best for Spurs but eventually there must be a time of reckoning for the man responsible for a succession of failed appointments and an apparent level of impatience that creates such uncertainty.

THE latest outbreak of food-borne illness, traced to a virulent bacterium in bagged spinach, is being called a watershed moment for American industrial agriculture, a time of reckoning for industry and government and the public.

Either way, it's time for a reckoning.

Perhaps now it is time for a reckoning.

And now it is time for the reckoning.