Sentence examples for ought to talk from inspiring English sources

But we ought to talk.

"Probably ought to talk to him".

You ought to talk to him".

"He ought to talk to us more.

"I just don't think we ought to talk about what was said at lunch," he said.

To which Mrs. Marsh responds: "Margaret, I don't think you ought to talk about dinosaurs.

I know I oughtn't to talk about your best friend, Fred, but that's a terrible woman.

That if he wasn't his father, and couldn't deliver the goods, he ought not to talk like his father.

They weren't talking about what they ought to be talking about and she repeated that, in terms of the attacks, everything was "organized".

"You really seemed to think, wait a minute, why are we talking about this when we ought to be talking about the substance?" he said.

"To speak millennial, you ought to be talking about the sharing economy because it's core and central to their economic future," said Lehane, a former aide to Bill Clinton.