Sentence examples for we certainly ought to from inspiring English sources
Some of the girls found the officers too polite, but on the whole they had a good time, too, and came away feeling that we certainly ought to hurry up and get into the war.
As Professor Kagan said recently, "People used to say if we can put a man on the moon, we certainly ought to be able to figure out how to make a product safe".
By this line of reasoning, then, we certainly ought to take every step to prevent further illegal immigration, and perhaps not be too quick to grant permanent citizenship to quite all of the current population of illegal immigrants.
And we certainly ought to be saving some money through changing the way we purchase or procure things in state government.
I think that we may as well confess what this was, for we certainly ought not to have any reserve with you.
Even if we were justified in removing Sadaam from power, we certainly ought not to now be involved in how the people of Iraq resolve their political differences.
What we do know — or certainly ought to know by now — is to not take Facebook at its word.
"Still, forecasters almost certainly ought to have accounted for a greater possibility of an outcome like the one we saw," Silver said, calling it "a good lesson".
It certainly ought to be.
Ukraine certainly ought to have the chance.
