Sentence examples for should be must from inspiring English sources

It should be "must" reading for anyone concerned about race and race relations in America.

Dunham, it was generally agreed, should be, must be, referred to as "privileged"; failure to mention Dunham's privilege, and to do so with the term "privilege," was tantamount to declaring one's support for injustice.

Although he now says he is opposed to the so-called individual mandate, in a May 2009 conference call — previously unreported — he told health care executives, "We believe there should be must-carry; that is, everybody should have health insurance, or if you're an absolute libertarian, we would allow you to post a bond".

Indeed, it should be must-reading for an understanding of the Second World War from the ground up.

To know how happy you should be, you must know the reasons why you must be happy.

And that is as it should be: courts must be able to control their own procedures.

"The argument that music should be free must then mean the musicians should work for free.

This fine museum should be a must for citizens and tourists.

First, the definition of how that 25% should be measured must be consistent and universally accepted.

What my fate should be, I must say I don't know. . . .

We should be, we must be, we will be a party as big as the country we serve.