Sentence examples for I ought to explain from inspiring English sources

First, I ought to explain to the many of you who may be unaware of this musical form just what chap-hop is.

I read about the iceberg while in Wiltshire, which I ought to explain, for the benefit of those who don't know the place, is a county the size of Wiltshire.

THE FOREIGNER By Meg Castaldo Pocket Books ($12.95, paperback) I suppose I ought to explain what I was doing at J.F.K. in the middle of January meeting a relative I hardly knew.

I feel I ought to explain the last two items on the list.

"But at this point, I feel I probably ought to explain what's going on.

That's what I think Senator Obama ought to explain to the American people".

And firms ought to explain how their activities are compatible with government emissions targets.

The Pope, if he wants anyone's trust, ought to explain what happened.

As in Chelsea galleries, though, perhaps so too in West Village kitchens: The artists who make the work are rarely the people who ought to explain it.

Given Clinton's long history of involvement in education policy, if she is having second thoughts, she ought to explain them in more detail.

Howe's debate with Sellers is provocative and important because the answer to this question ought to explain, or at least illuminate, the historical relationship between capitalism and democracy.