Sentence examples for ought to capture from inspiring English sources

― Satantango " What one ought to capture in beauty is that which is treacherous and irresistible" ― War & War This Guardian interview from the 2012 Edinburgh book festival ("This is the result of 10,000 years? Really?") This review of Satantango, from when it was published in English in 2012.

To be sure, a good BHA funeral is a carefully scripted event: words matter to the celebrants, and ought to "capture the person", as some of the celebrants put it to me – and as I learned the hard way, training to become a celebrant myself.

Such an architectural specification ought to capture both hardware and software components and their interactions, and facilitate effective design exploitation of HW/SW trade-offs and scalable HW/SW co-verification.

If the model is highly sensitive and specific in its predictions, then the weights ought to capture the relative contribution of the variables well.

Pro-cues ought not to capture this preparation effect, as participants would have the duration of post-array interval (1900 ms), to engage in any process that could not be completed before the array, before having to make a response.

That is different from the longtime meaning of the words: a special instant that is — or ought to be — captured in a photograph.

Away from Manhattan and back to the other boroughs where Honeymooners like them belong, where they see a culture that ought to be captured in a movie before it is altogether gone.

Views changed significantly regarding which functions of science ought to be captured and why.

In other words, the description of freight movements that ought to be captured by the survey should be defined a-priori.

The hierarchical relationship between the health care delivery system, providers, patients, and other stakeholders exhibits a level of complexity that ought to be captured using dynamic simulation modeling methods.

"The basic orientation of California for decades has been: We ought to be capturing the best available information that could produce a safer California and find a way to translate that into policy," Cooley said.