Sentence examples for we ought some from inspiring English sources
We ought, some readers told us, to mind our own business (or words to that effect).
"We ought to have some sort of boundaries".
"We ought to have some of the dead animals in there".
"We ought to find some of the Stompers hanging around these corners," he said.
All I'm saying is that we ought to have some ownership rights".
Maybe we ought to make some effort to find a cure, or at least understand more about what causes it.
We ought to have some sense of it by now: they've played twenty-seven magainstagainst each other during the past seventeen years, including eight in major finals.
"I think before we decide that we are going to eliminate forever an elective position," Mr. Sanders said, "we ought to take some care".
As we open our second weekend of XFL football shows (or should I say "games"?) I think we ought to consider some changes.
"I think friends are coming, so I think we ought to order some food," he announced hours before he lapsed into his final coma.
I believe that most of us have false beliefs about our own nature, and our identity over time, and that, when we see the truth, we ought to change some of our beliefs about what we have reason to do.
