Sentence examples for ought to point from inspiring English sources

But then the last man who ought to point that finger is always the one who does.

In case anybody hasn't noticed, I ought to point out at this stage that the buzzword in Brussels and London is now "transition".

And I ought to point out that I bought my copy today from a shelf containing OK!, Closer, Star, Now! and similar titles.

I also ought to point out that Peter is my agent so I suppose it's appropriate he gets a 10% share of my argument this evening.

First, though, I ought to point out, that my girlfriend is a journalist, that I had her permission ("in principle..."..) and that this was all in the name of science, bagging a Pulitzer and paying the school fees.

"The consensus feeling was that he had been a couple of steps across the line and we ought to point that out," said Representative Joel Hefley, Republican of Colorado and chairman of the ethics panel.

I ought also to point out that some of the comments on the HoldTheFrontPage site miss the point entirely.

And while I am on disclaimers, I ought also to point out that if you are following my betting strategy, then the value of investments can go down as well as up.

President Bush ought to continue to point out Senator Kerry's inconsistencies.

"I think it's a complete mistake and ought to be pointed out".

We didn't get them here when we deserved them". Gianfranco Zola, the West Ham manager, felt that Foy ought to have pointed to the penalty spot earlier than he did.