Sentence examples for ought to be practised from inspiring English sources
I don't judge science on the basis of those few scientists who fudge their results, but on scientific method as it ought to be practised.
This mixes and allows you to look like a skilled mixologist – many of the competitors in the bloody mary challenge had perfected the trick of pouring from some height, which is probably something that ought to be practised in private with water before it becomes your party trick.
Emergency situations have to be practised.
"It's quite audacious for the medical board … to say you are such a dangerous individual that you ought to be prevented from practising medicine".
Hearst is typically remembered as the irresponsible media tycoon of the late 19th and early 20th Centuries who set standards by which journalism ought not be practised.
"Outfoxed" ought to be a redundant exercise.
'We have practised [penalties] so much I don't think we could possibly practise them any more.' Rooney ought to be mad with himself.
Their neighbours and fellow victims the Iraqi Christians perhaps ought to be better known, given that their religion is the most widely practised on earth.
