Sentence examples for ought to be conceived from inspiring English sources
The republic is then described as being under God, and I think a fair reading of that would be I think that's the way the republic ought to be conceived, as under God.
Potter's maxim — "little books for little hands" — summed up her firmly held belief that a children's book ought to be conceived in a way that the young feel it was made for them.
Rather, the claim is that the SUPPORT trial interventions are usual care, and therefore ought to be conceived of as practice.
IV 4); Philoponus replies that place ought to be conceived as the three-dimensional extension identical to the determinate size of the body, i.e. its volume.
The content of such laws can only be identified on the basis of an evaluative judgment as to how the purposes of the law ought to be conceived.
In several papers, Chervenak and McCullough have argued that late-term, viable fetuses ought to be conceived of as patients who are owed beneficence and respect for their (future) autonomy.
In fact, he's the kind of architect for whom the award ought to have been conceived: a great creative force who deserves to be better known outside the world of architecture.
(The implication is that fathers, just like mothers, ought to be more careful with themselves when they're trying to conceive a child).
I think that ought to be enough.
I think there ought to be though.
