Sentence examples for they ought more from inspiring English sources

Prolegomena should by contrast be preparatory exercises; they ought more to indicate what needs to be done in order to bring a science into existence if possible, than to present the science itself.

EXPEDITER But every so often, when things are truly dire, a nudge from a member of Congress can make the rules work as they ought to more quickly.

And the twentieth century also abandoned beauty as the dominant goal of the arts, again possibly in part because its trivialization in theory led artists to believe that they ought to pursue more real and more serious projects.

For the Tone Deaf -- but LOUD! -- Guy, or equally the Soprano Soloist, you might praise the beauty of their voices, but suggest that in a "choir situation," such as this, their voices could best be used if they tried "blending a little more with the surrounding voices" (translation: they ought to sing more softly).

Tumour cells are mutants and while they proliferate far more than they ought, they are much more susceptible to damage and much less likely to be repaired successfully than surrounding healthy tissue.

For him the central moral concept was ought, and he defined good in terms of ought, more specifically, as what one ought to desire.

This is why they ought to pay more.

I think they ought to be more forthcoming.

But they ought to put more thought into what they want to achieve from a fabric or a design.

Making suffering loom larger, by globalizing it, may spur people to feel they ought to "care" more.

And they ought to be more robust too, not least because they operate with no (conventional) moving parts.