ought not to

You ought not to make fun of him. He is not the one you laugh at but learn from.

You ought not to have made fun of him. He is not the one you laugh at but learn from.

They teach that the appetite of the moment is not, or rather ought not to be, the sole determinant of one's behavior.

Then he went on a little farther and stumbled against a piece of broken crockery ware, which certainly ought not to have been lying there.

For a man indeed ought not to cover his head, forasmuch as he is the image and glory of God: but the woman is the glory of the man.

And she held that what her conscience had decided for her when her mind was unbiased ought not to be overruled now.

They ought to BE ashamed of themselves. It ought not to BE allowed. They shall BE made to clear it up.

Out of the same mouth come forth blessing and cursing. These things, my brothers, ought not to be so.

And incredible as it may seem, not everyone spends their lives trying to plot revenge. You ought not to have come today.

He ought not to have done so, even if it were possible.

Out of the same mouth proceed blessing and cursing. My brethren, these things ought not to be so.

hence with us and heretics the very words ought not to be in common, lest we seem to countenance their error.

In ancient China there was a serious crime called as Ought Not To Do, which came into its full being in Tang Dynasty.

'I ought not to have come, I suppose, ' she murmured, looking at the sky.

evidently there was something that the children ought not to have seen.

Losing our faculties over a matter like sex ought not to make much sense for a species like ours that relies on its wits .

He said such a thing ought not to be allowed to happen.

He was just as unconcerned about money matters as before; but now he unhesitatingly knew what he ought to do and what he ought not to do.

The building is still in good condition. It ought not to have been knocked down.

Mary ought not to have left home without telling her mother .

He added that "the situation in the South China Sea is stable" and that it ought not to be discussed at the Hanoi summit.

Perhaps I ought not to have been so intimate with you.

The probability that we may fail in the struggle ought not to deter us from the support of a cause we believe to be just.

You ought not to ask your mum to do that for you.

for what becomes of the moral, if our comfort springs from a breach of promise? for I ought not to have mentioned the subject.

Perhaps Davis ought not to have fallen into Lincoln's trap; on this issue Denson does not commit himself.

Desire to share an experience which one feels is valuable and ought not to be missed. . .

There ought not to be so much noise in the reading room.

And, though a contented spirit may go far towards reconciling them to these evils, there are others to which it ought not to reconcile them.

In a people's democratic state like ours such improper articles ought not to be written into the constitution.

We have done things we ought not to have done and left undone things we ought to have done.

She said that such errors ought not to be allowed.

Yet Vespucci's enterprising life was never boring and his far-fetched tales ought not to be judged by today's exacting standards.

just want you to know . Perhaps, I ought not to wait for you again. . .

A man ought not to cover his head, since he is the image and glory of God; but the woman is the glory of man.

Frankly, you ought not to have burst into print as you did.

You ought not to have taken the book out of the reading-room.

It is not fit, foolish man, it is not becoming, it is not proper, it is unworthy of a recluse, it is not lawful, it ought not to be done.

You ought not to have allowed the child to go alone.

Mr Lobo's election provides one answer to that, but the way it came about was ugly, damaging and ought not to be repeated.

You are responsible for every piece of mail and ought not to have mistaken Mr Adams'telegram for somebody else's.

Consumers acting rationally ought not to pay more than they have to for a given service.

Consumers acting politely ought not to pay more than they have to for a given service .

In considering a policy we ought not to concentrate only on its long-run results to the community as a whole.

For all fair value's flaws, banks ought not to have licence to carry their dodgy credit exposures at cost.

Whose mouths must be stopped, who overthrow whole households, teaching things for the sake of base gain, which they ought not to do.

They ought not to have let you out of hospital so soon; otherwise , you would feel better.

I just feel that we ought not to be selling weapons to African countries in turmoil, or near to turmoil.

Severus, I know I ought not to be here, I have been told to say nothing to anyone, but.

A councilor ought not to sleep the whole night through, a man to whom the populace is entrusted, and who has many responsibilities.

You ought not to leave your books about.

"We are ourselves all sinners; " she murmured, "and the errors of our offspring, as they ought not to surprise us. "

Some things have been said here tonight that ought not to have been spoken.

In truth we ought not to pray at all, or we ought to pray in this simple and noble fashion.

Such a sentence ought not to be used here.

You ought not to have stayed with her.

For these reasons, I have not neglected your timely reminder that I ought not to let my subscription lapse.

I have other concerns and I question myself as to whether I ought not to let them take precedence.

Turn around to look, i ought not to give up the contest so easy.

Don't spoil me. I know quite well that i ought not to have all i ask for . . . I'm only testing you.

She was very unhappy. You ought not to have hurt her feeling.

While a kind of new , advanced technology ought not to intricate and not to be used in important and complicated places.

In fact, some derivatives ought not to be traded at all.

Even Judge Thomas agreed that a candidate guilty of the claimed harassment ought not to be confirmed.

He ought not to have kept us waiting so long.

Still, these peculiar and unstructured ramblings probably ought not to trouble us unduly, bearing in mind their source.

I don't like to give myself the great happiness o' promising to be yours in that way - because - because I am sure I ought not to do it.

Thoughtful men ought not to be thoughtless almost the drought.

You ought not to visit such a place after dark.

Science and art with noble elegance and in good taste ought not to be dumped to the market.

Women ought not to be in financial subjection to their husbands.

Don't spoil me . I knew quite well that I ought not to have all I ask for. I am only testing you .

You ought not to have told them the truth.

Hi, you ought not to have driven those kids away. They came to lend you a hand, not to make trouble.

The house was not very old. It ought not to have been knocked down.

Be a man ever so learned, he ought not to be proud.

Any object introduced in a story must be used later on, else it ought not to feature in the first place.

By rights, the complaint you put forward ought not to be accepted.

You ought not to be so careless in your work .

The 21-year-old ought not to despair, particularly if he is galvanised by the rise of Manchester City.

There ought not to be much noise in a hospital.

Tom ought not to have told me your secret, but he meant no harm.

Thoughtful men ought not to be thoughtless about the drought .

Tony Blair ought not to apologise for the slave trade, because there is no way he can be held responsible for it.

and the fortunate turn that every thing has taken, and the kindness I am now receiving, is what my conscience tells me ought not to be.

Proverbs Old friends and old ways ought not to be disdained.

Which ought not to be so hard.

As soon as I saw the elephant I knew with perfect certainty that I ought not to shoot him.

The point is that he ought not to have been given the job in the first place.

But one ought not to play political stunts in the name of Liberty, Equality and Fraternity.

SOA creates services that are easily reusable, even by consumers who ought not to reuse them.

You ought not to read in the sun.

Come there charcoal caboodle again when him after two hours when, if really the thing that ought not to happen.

Bacon says that if a man would live well within his income, he ought not to expend more than onehalf, and save the rest.

Democrats ought not to make the mess worse, but should not forswear their own policy priorities to improve it.

If such is the case, we ought not to lie here a minute longer than is necessary.

Thoughtful men ought not to be concern less about the drought.

Thoughtful men ought not to be thoughtless ingmost the drought.

You ought not to have taken his skates without asking him.

I ought not to have let you tempt me into asking you a rude question.

Such things ought not to be allowed, ought they?

Events which it is felt ought not to have happened are left unmentioned and ultimately denied[6].

If you make a promise , you should keep it; you ought not to break a promise.

We ought not to tell falsehoods.

It ought not to be difficult for us to humble ourselves, for what have we to be proud of?

She ought not to have stopped her work halfway.

e. g. If you make a promise, you should keep it; you ought not to break it.

I ought not to have treated you in such bad manners yesterday.

You are not an honest girl. You ought not to have told lies to others.

I know quite well that I ought not to have all I ask for.

But you ought not to make much of this gift.

Students ought not to be late for class.

He ought not to have gone without telling us.

Such things ought not to be allowed.

The letter is for our teacher, Mr. Li. You ought not to open it.

You ought not to go swimming on a full stomach.

"A teacher ought not to deal in politics" has long become a motto of the past.

We think you ought not to walk at night alone.

You ought not to have taken the books away.

Beautiful arc, let him collect myriad dotes on, but also let him carry too many ought not to belong to his responsibility.

You ought not to speak to your mother like that.

Her father ought not to have hurt her feeling.

You ought not to have given him more help.

You ought not to drink so much.

You ought not to smoke so much.

He ought not to have stopped his work halfway .

In choosing a wife and buying a sword, we ought not to trust another .

You ought not to speak loudly in the reading room.

There ought not to be so many people.

It ought not to be allowed.

It's you who ought not to be here.

You ought not to go on living this way.

I wonder whether I ought not to speak to him about it.

One ought not to inflict one's problems on other people.

We ought not to begin by crabbing everything.

You ought not to impose your thoughts on others.

He ought not to sit here without doing anything.

Once the administrative decision is made, the administrative counterpart ought not to change the established administrative action freely.

If a government official accepts money to do things that he ought not to do, we say that he is corrupt .

But that ought not to raise the hopes of NBA fans much.

Such things ought not to be done, ought they?

I ought not to have said a word about it.

They ought not to make much noise here.

We ought not to speak in class.

Criticize your boy or girl friend, she peeks in lubricious mew ground the thing that she ought not to see.

You ought not to waste your money there.

You ought not to stay up at night and sleep too late in the morning.

You ought not to stay up too late.

He ought not to(shouldn't)have thrown the old clothes away.

We often desire most what we ought not to have.

Public opinion ought not to sanction the use of force.

Such things ought not to happen.

You ought not to work so hard.

Such things ought not to be done.

Then I ought not to hold you in this way - ought I?

A married man ought not to act like that.

You ought not to swim in the river.

I tink you ought not to alk at night alone, Mrs. Moore.

He ought not to do like that.

You ought not to eat on the underground.

You ought not to write so carelessly .

It is obvious that a blind man ought not to drive an automobile.

This letter is not for you. You ought not to open it.

You ought not to go to the ceremony because it is only for close family.

That is something the world's big emerging economies ought not to forget.

which ought not to be understood as if I could frame an Idea of a triangle which was neither equilateral, nor scalene, nor equicrural;

Francis Bacon Wisdom too often never comes, and so one ought not to reject it merely because it comes late.

I like idling when I ought not to be idling; not when it is the only thing I have to do.

As to their blasphemous position that "the Son knows not the Father perfectly, " we ought not to wonder at it;

I know that I ought not to open the letter.

But a slave of the Lord ought not to contend but be gentle toward all, apt to teach, bearing with wrong;

registration ought not to be easier than ever this year, unless the computer breaks down

Secondly, because even if this proposition were true, it ought not to be made use of without qualification;

his handshake ought not to be used except as a tourniquet

One ought not to cross the street against the red light,

A Ideological Tradition We Ought not to Forget

You ought not to drink too much,

and we ought not to overlook the flight of the birds