Sentence examples for ought of from inspiring English sources
The producers ought, of course, to embrace this – to run with the footwear.
And some time soon, the mainstream IRA ought, of its own accord, to begin to decommission its weapons.
If anywhere could still boast a sense of social solidarity, it ought, of course, to be Grassington in the Yorkshire Dales.
The British taxpayer ought, of course, to pay a large share, since we will all have benefited from the spoils of the empire, both now and in the past.
From the words of the American economist and political scientist Herbert A. Simon, if science is concerned with the world as it is, then design through the lens of our disciplines "is concerned with how things ought to be". The ought of Simon's quote brings with it a certain set of responsibilities — for him, design is not mere speculation or imagination or projection.
Although the "ought" of a hypothetical imperative is contingent on an agent's ends, that "ought" still needs to be explained.
None of this ought to matter, of course.
This kind of work ought to be of huge interest to the robotics community.
Any mixture of Stephen King, William Goldman and Rob Reiner ought to be out of the ordinary.
The desired end point of therapy ought to be elimination of detectable viraemia [16].
"But a lot of women stop before they ought to out of fear," she says.
