Sentence examples for ought to designate from inspiring English sources

Because of the person's real-life prominence, the accusation is certainly newsworthy, if also dubious, but it's artistically unsatisfying, out of left field (or perhaps, in deference to the author's politics, we ought to designate some other section of the ballpark).

Mr. Rogér, who attended the unveiling at Federal Hall National Memorial yesterday, suggested that the names of all the flight crew members ought to be designated by airline wings.

Someone ought to show it to Klopp.

And my view is that if you pay taxes, you ought to be able to designate some of that money for the process of choosing who is going to spend the money".

Mr. Falco and Mr. Galanis said it would show a hand turning over one of five glasses on a bar, next to a set of car keys, to promote the idea that one person in a group ought to be deemed a designated driver.

It ought to!

He ought to know.

We ought to.

Someone ought to.

It ought to be.

She ought to qualify.