Sentence examples for I ought to answer from inspiring English sources

Knowing, at a primal level, that I ought to answer a compliment with a compliment, I said, "Thanks.

If you order carefully, and keep people away from the very priciest of the entrees, it ought to answer your cost needs.

I mean, holding the door open for a lucky lady and telling her how much you love women ought to answer any lingering questions about your commitment to giving the weaker sex a seat at the table, shouldn't it?

The Administration ought to answer — clearly — questions about how much of this is still going on.

" But he added, "The questions that are being raised are real," and said that Mr. Romney "ought to answer the questions".

Joshua Oppenheimer's The Look of Silence is a gruelling film to watch and one that ought to answer the criticisms levelled at his previous feature doc, The Act of Killing.

And in an interview with a local TV station, WJLA, Mr. Obama said that Mr. Romney ought to answer questions about his relationship with the firm after he left in 1999 to run the Salt Lake City Olympics.

The question that Nancy Pelosi and celebrity advocates like Richard Gere ought to answer is this: Have the actions of the Western pro-Tibet lobby over the last 20 years brought a single benefit to the Tibetans who live inside Tibet, and if not, why continue with a failed strategy?

The feeding frenzy of special political interests that erupted around the stimulus package ought to answer that question.

Whether we are organisms or were once embryos are substantive questions that an account of personal identity ought to answer, not matters to be settled in advance by the way we frame the debate.

If you feel that they ought to answer this question and it's right for them to answer it, then have another go".