Sentence examples for ought to pretend from inspiring English sources
But I don't think anyone ought to pretend it's the New York Times or CNN".
I'm not going to pretend to be an economist, or that I know precisely what kind of decisions the Big Three ought to make.
Those who aren't angry — like, maybe, President Obama — ought to stop pretending they are, and, instead, try to persuade the country that pure rage is not something to be honored and respected at this dangerous moment.
Still, the problem of low and stagnant wages won't disappear or get any easier by continuing to pretend that manufacturing ought to be our only, or even our highest, priority.
If we're going to pretend to hold Mr Ryan to his notional Randian standards, perhaps we ought to at least see what Rand actually said on this question.
Let's stop pretending execution can or ought to be done "nicely".
I often joke that the Culinary Institute of America, alongside its courses in gastronomic history and kitchen skills, ought to have a special module called "Pretending Not to Hate Bloggers".
But more importantly, it ought to be possible to apply for a job without pretending to be something we are not.
