Sentence examples for ought to be beyond from inspiring English sources

"I've always thought that our highest agencies ought to be beyond reproach," Ms. Hall said.

The incompatibility of a game that wants to be, and by now ought to be, beyond racial prejudice.

But the Kouachi brothers did not kill Charlie Hebdo's staff because they disagreed with French immigrant policy; they did it because they believed Islam ought to be beyond the bounds of satire, and this letter's signatories seem to agree.Islam is the second-most-practised religion in both France and the world.

"Ten years from now, I think we ought to be beyond cancer patients and also be testing people at high risk for cancer".

If, God forbid, there is an attack on the homeland that our intelligence failed to catch because this commander in chief refused to fund our national security -- that ought to be beyond partisan politics.

"Ten years from now, I think we ought to be beyond cancer patients and also be testing people at high risk for cancer". As fluid biopsies become more routine, he says, researchers will have a wealth of data — sampled repeatedly throughout a patient's illness — that can guide the course of treatment.

So it's the higher earners who probably ought to be going beyond the minimum".

If, however, the break-up was a few years ago and he has been with you for several weeks, he really ought to be way beyond that now.

A playwright of Ms. Henley's accomplishments (her "Crimes of the Heart" won a Pulitzer Prize) ought to be well beyond making sustained sport of pop psychiatry.

It risks the wrath of the mightiest nation on Earth in the pursuit of justice and states that there are jewels here that ought to be put beyond market forces.

The unimaginable happens — Donald Trump, fool, oaf, and sociopathic liar, becomes the nominee of a major American political party — and within minutes what ought to be a shock beyond understanding becomes an event to savor, accept, and analyze.