Sentence examples for ought to know how from inspiring English sources

We know, or ought to know, how this story invariably ends.

"If nothing else, one ought to know how to treat a comma".

Many are by journalists, who ought to know how to string a few sentences together.

I wrote a memo: 'This will never fly.'" Taylor Clark ought to know how Starbucks got its roc-like wingspan.

At the very least, you ought to know how many people your dining room table can handle.

The Karnataka state minister for women and child welfare, C.C. Patil, had expressed similar views, suggesting that women who work in information technology firms and call centers "ought to know how much skin to cover when leaving such workplaces".

Social epistemology distinguishes itself from sociology of knowledge in its goal of providing a normative analysis of knowledge (Fuller 1988; Schmitt 1994a), seeking not only to describe our current social practices of knowledge production, but also to understand how we ought to know and how we can improve our knowledge practices.

You want to know how a guy ought to dress?

Sporadic occurrence of earthquakes in Kashmir over the centuries led Kashmir society to learn that to fight earthquakes we ought to know them: how they cause damage, where they occur repeatedly and more importantly how to minimize the seismic risk.

Arms dealers ought to know just how much damage can be done with an apparatus triggered by a couple of coconuts.

My citation was "For Services to the Fashion Industry" - or, as I'm guessing, for being a loudmouthed agitator and behind-the-scenes introducer-in-general for London's young designers, a woman who, in other words, ought to know by now how to dress herself for any occasion.