Sentence examples for ought of course from inspiring English sources

The producers ought, of course, to embrace this – to run with the footwear.

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.

-- Just what she ought, of course.

None of this ought to matter, of course.

TS Eliot said old men ought to be explorers and of course they ought.

That's true, and tequila, of course, ought not to resemble mezcal too closely.

Whether this is a brave new world to which we ought to aspire is, of course, another question altogether.

Running the country, of course, ought not to be merely a self-improving challenge for jaded Bullingdon plutocrats, like learning the French horn from scratch in a week, unicycling, or becoming a pierrot.

Importantly, such quantitative measurements do not evaluate the science itself, which, of course, ought to be the most important measurement.

One incident, of course, ought not to tar an entire country as dangerous.