Sentence examples for we must reckon from inspiring English sources

"WE must reckon up the results arising from what has been said, and compute the sum of them, and put the finishing touch to our inquiry.

Landrieu told the council Thursday: "We must reckon with our past.

Our expectations and demands of health care must change, and we must reckon with the incentives for tremendous waste that are now built into the system.

In remembering Graham, we must reckon with both halves of his career — the quarter-century he spent working as a shrewd political insider, and the slightly longer span he spent atoning for it.

"We must reckon with the fact that an adverse decision by the Supreme Court could have wide-ranging negative effects not just on District residents, but on the country as a whole," Racine said in a statement.

"Clearly we are entering a new phase, the duopoly of French politics has been broken and we must reckon with a third force," Le Pen said, referring to the fact Socialists and mainstream conservatives have long dominated French politics.

Sacco tells the stories that many in the American Jewish community may wish were not true; but we all must reckon with the world he shows to us.

We can and must reckon with that too.

At the very least, "we" in the West must reckon with this overturning of the premises of our prejudice.

We grieve with the many who have known him in his life and we weep for a world that must reckon with his death".

The author must reckon with this circumstance.