Sentence examples for should really be at from inspiring English sources

Harman argued that lurking behind the opposition was the idea that women should not be demanding rights in the workplace when they should really be at home.

At her Thanksgiving party in 1998, Ms. Runyon recalled, "Someone said we should really be at Plymouth Rock for the Native Americans Nationall Day of Mourning.

What matters is that the theater will be dark and cool and virtually empty -- because it will be the middle of the day, when I should really be at work.

· For my family, a weekday night in without me looking edgy because I feel I should really be at a meeting where much will be said and little achieved.

"Unlimited corporate spending in federal elections threatens to drown out the voices of the people who should really be at the center of the political process, i.e., voters and candidates," said Anna Burger, treasurer of the Service Employees International Union, in a statement.

So she should really be looking at a strategic role at the agency or moving to the client side where she has more control and creative direction of the marketing campaigns.

I'd think I'd take that a little step further and say that not only should you be looking for blue chips but you should really be looking at strong fundamental business models, at companies that are doing well, that have the right business model, the cash flow, the profitability, the sensibility.

I can understand Mets fans being mad at Utley, but their anger should really be directed at the umpires.

"She should really be embarrassed at what a jerk she is," Mr. Christie said.

These are important questions, but we should really be looking at the deeper problems with which whoever wins in 2012 will have to deal.

But you should really be outraged at the efforts of some states to ensure that the Medicaid expansion is done not via direct government insurance but run through the insurance industry.