Sentence examples for it should really be from inspiring English sources

"So if there is a hero in all this", points out Wendel, "it should really be Elizabeth".

But its critics say it should really be called "Search, plus Google+" as the changes seem primarily designed to promote the firm's fledgling social network.

So perhaps it's wrong to ask whether "Pale Fire" can hold up as a poem on its own, or whether it should really be attributed to Nabokov.

"Customs probably sees its top priority as collecting tariffs," he said, "when it should really be stopping that bomb from coming into a harbor.

It should really be in a Tony category of its own.

It should really be the other way around.

We've now learned it should really be 29 rupees.

However, it should really be judged by the two yardsticks Chile's government set for it.

And the bathtub — it should really be called a swimming pool — can [fit] five people.

She screamed, "Stop, stop!" while we were driving, so it should really be to her credit.

Commercial failure (I wish) isn't good enough for this film – it should really be banned.