Sentence examples for ought to impress from inspiring English sources
That's a number that ought to impress espresso buffs.
These numbers ought to impress even a tightfisted Congress.
It's as if he were presenting something in which he didn't quite believe but feels ought to impress us anyway.
This kind of economic enterprise ought to impress Senator Goldwater and the ideologues of the National Review, whose reaction to the poor, when they think about such an uninspiring subject, is "Why don't they do something about it?" The poor have done something about it and the family pay check is bigger and the statistics on poverty look better.
The Brexit vote, Trump's victory and the strong showing of Marine Le Pen's National Front in the first round of France's election ought to impress this lesson upon progressive political leaders searching for a way to reconnect with an electorate that marginalized them.
On the one hand, pedestrians ought to be impressed by the uncharacteristic stealth with which city workers have changed most of New York's Walk/Don't Walk signals.
On the one hand, pedestrians ought to be impressed by the uncharacteristic stealth with which city workers have changed most of New York's Walk/Don't Walk….
By Nick Paumgarten On the one hand, pedestrians ought to be impressed by the uncharacteristic stealth with which city workers have changed most of New York's Walk/Don't Walk signals.
"The threat of destroying houses -- while I don't know if it's a good policy -- if it works then maybe we ought to be impressed by it," he said.
"Far from the Tree" is a careful, subtle, and surprising book, but in its weakest moments, when the pieces don't quite line up, Solomon defaults to something that resembles cheerleading: these are brave people, he suggests, and we ought to be impressed by them.
