Sentence examples for ought through from inspiring English sources

The Muslim community in the present age ought, through the exercise of ijtihād the principle of legal advancement to devise new social and political institutions.

If we are to avoid hypocrisy, this is a lesson we ought to carry through to adulthood.

"This whole idea started with Senator Obama, and we think he and whoever the Republican nominee is ought to follow through," said Fred Wertheimer, founder of the advocacy group Democracy 21.

"The supplemental ought to go through right away.

Yes, the letters o-u-g-h are found in lots of English words including cough, rough, ought and through, but there are lots of different pronunciations.

We might say we want a convicted murderer to die a painful death-- he ought to go through what he put those victims through". But for most of us, our essential humanity eventually takes over.

I ought to have torn through the chapters relating to stomach acids.

Someone ought to think through development terminology more carefully.

But it is the economic damage that ought to get through to people.

I've got some things to attend to Saturday morning, and I ought to be through by then".

But we really ought to get through the first year of President Obama's second term before we declare him a lame duck and start discussing a replacement.