Sentence examples for everything ought to be from inspiring English sources

I think everything ought to be on the table.

Critics lambasted it for suggesting that everything ought to be free; and they attacked its author, Chris Anderson, the editor of Wired (and a former journalist on this newspaper), for daring to charge money for a book advancing this position.

This formulation is both abstract enough that it can model many real-life problems (e.g., virtual memory management) yet concrete/simple enough that it seems that everything ought to be understood about it.

It's easy to tell voters that everything ought to be different but fiendishly difficult to make it so, because any new policies must be pushed through the institutions of government, which run on precedent and procedure, not passion.

Courageous, crusading, going public on all the secret sins of the past – the church-burdened sexual shame, the casual misogyny, the overbearing patriarchy – Una's whole identity is built on her insistence that everything ought to be better, by being different.

Everything ought to be done to make life for communists as difficult as possible, on an individual or organisational basis; as long as it is done in line with the constitution.

He smiled and pointed with both hands to where he thought she might be sitting, in the boxes above a crowd that was cheering wildly — for Joe, for Michelle, for a moment in a fractious Convention that seemed to be everything it ought to be.

In what might be thought of as a pantheistic version of the problem of evil, it is challenged that if God includes everything and God is perfect or good, then everything which exists ought to be perfect or good; a conclusion which seems wholly counter to our common experience that much in the world is very far from being so.

If childhood is a time when we see everything as it ought to be, and teenagehood is a time when we want to rebel against and reconstruct everything we see, then adulthood in Neiman's sense is the ability to balance the two.

The story's public domain, the lawyers have been through everything, so it ought to be O.K.

The Arab liberals need support — they have received some support in the past, in spite of everything — and there ought to be more.