Sentence examples for really ought to stop from inspiring English sources

Even in a presidential election year, politics really ought to stop at the water's edge.

"We really ought to stop at the Solomon Islands to build a solar project," he said.

Mr Paul has been elected to the United States Senate; it's time for him to grow up.And I really ought to stop there.

His father, a smoker, died of lung cancer, intimating to his son with his last breath that he really ought to stop; but Mr Carr was barely out of the hospital before he lit up again.

The truth is that there is nothing more to be said, apart from insisting – in defiance of any expectation that he will listen – that his wilful testing of race-related taboos really ought to stop.

I've said before that people on the left really ought to stop using the Holocaust to score rhetorical points, that the death of six million Jews shouldn't be utilised to win a political argument.

We ought to stop.

They all ought to stop using drugs.

A. That ought to stop.

"We ought to stop flying blind.

Maybe we ought to stop by the hospital".