Sentence examples for indeed ought to be from inspiring English sources

That wish may not be fulfilled and the striker, indeed, ought to be relieved if, as seems possible, he is retained.

The slogan has a nice ring to it and, indeed, ought to be taken seriously: patronizing Western powers should not usurp Africans' right to self-determination and governance.

Almost all declare that the failure of attorney-general Martha Coakley to hold the Senate seat from which Edward Kennedy for years campaigned for health reform means it cannot pass, indeed ought to be abandoned.

Indeed, there ought to be an annual cycle.

Indeed, I ought to be able to order lenses online for my own use, using any specification I please.

Indeed, it ought to be one of the defining characteristics of an open society that we can and do make such difficult distinctions and act upon them -- even (especially) when the outcome is imperfect.

Indeed, it ought to be spending more now and revisiting the possibility of a payroll tax cut.Instead, it seems as though the best possible outcome of the current debt-ceiling impasse is a deal which hacks away at current spending, increasing the government drag on growth.

Indeed, there ought to be a law that Payne has to make movies more often.

Indeed, I probably ought to be as excited as those Coventry fans who queued from 3am to get tickets for the match.

Indeed, the walk ought to be fast and long for the exercise to produce, over time, a substantial decrease in the risk of cardiovascular problems or diabetes.

This muddles and prevents any engagement with discussions about what constitutes good and bad policy; or indeed how evidence ought to be used.