Sentence examples for ought say from inspiring English sources

While many alternatives were canvassed, one that became prominent in the late 1950s was a neo-Aristotelian view according to which, if it is true that you ought, say, to relieve others' pain, this is because doing so will contribute to your own flourishing as a human being.

It ought not to have been, and Robinson ought to say as much.

Farrell: We ought to say CDS is credit default swaps, and that is between allegedly very knowledgeable, sophisticated financial institutions that ought to know what they're doing.

He ought to say so".

Somebody ought to say what it is".

That ought to say something about comparative prices.

We ought to say thank you and welcome," Bush said.

Speak what we feel, Not what we ought to say.

Ought we say the same of nations locked in poverty?

Speak what we feel, not what we ought to say".

I ought to say a word about death, in order to comprehend what the Greeks thought.