Sentence examples for ought to realize from inspiring English sources

He ought to realize that voters sometimes throw the peels of those bananas into the path of even the venerable.

"We ought to realize their promise of life," the senators said of the embryos, "rather than lose it altogether".

Instead, we ought to realize that we may not even know the correct answer to the bigger questions about our long-term plans.

We're sorry to have to discourage Grippo, but we think he ought to realize that he doesn't have anything particularly novel.

Yet as Mississippians contemplate how they will vote, they ought to realize that the flag they're voting on isn't even the Confederate flag.

Many think that the Kurds ought to realize the value of gaining support, and sympathy, from the Turkish public in the square.

This film ought to make anyone who sees it realize that it is not too late for compromise.

Still, he ought to have realized that his failure to recognize Cleveland would be seen -- especially by an already aggrieved and riled-up populace -- as a willfully aggressive slap.

Or maybe we ought to begin to realize that religion -not politics dressed up in religious language - rarely if ever prescribes one particular political position as the whole truth and that God - not god dressed up as God/the Infinite - is not some political cheerleader up in heaven rooting us on for our necessary but finite political positions and candidates to win.

The Trump team, with its acute sense of victimhood, surely ought to have realized that a member of the President's immediate family would be a tempting target in a war zone; perhaps it figured that the American and Iraqi militaries would dispatch so many troops to guard him that there was nothing to fear, for Kushner, at least.

Moreover the laws of Newtonian gravitation theory do not seem to be able to discern which of the two fields ought to be realized in space.