Sentence examples for ought to speak from inspiring English sources
The facts ought to speak for themselves.
"You think I ought to speak with him?" I said.
"We felt we ought to speak out," Mr. Shand Smith said during an interview.
I promise not to be silent when I ought to speak.
She added, "It affirms that being discriminatory is O.K., and I think we ought to speak out against it".
An old guard sees the EHRC as a campaigning group that ought to speak out against discrimination and prosecute offenders.
"He is aware of the kind of power language has, and aware of the kind of care with which we ought to try to speak to each other with as we move forward".
"Gul ought to have spoken up".In fact Mr Gul may be bluffing.
"We've heard from some Hispanic voters who say it's insulting and that we're in America and that we ought to be speaking in English".
MR. BUSH -- Well, I think during the campaign, particularly now during this difficult period, we ought to be speaking with one voice.
As he walked, he was arranging the sentence he ought to have spoken to the widow when he arrived at her house or at some moment in the hours since.
