Blacks use the yardstick of how far we have yet to go to be the nation we ought to be.

CNN: Commentary: 'Post-racial' America isn't here yet

We have a little while to consider these questions, but we ought to start.

CNN: Are bionic superhumans on the horizon?

It will also likely use technology to develop highly sophisticated computer modeling to estimate the total taxes we ought to pay.

FORBES: Malone's Musing

One of Japan's richest men, with the potential to call on an army of lawyers to defend what he claims is his invention, we probably ought to.

ENGADGET

So we think that this is a unique opportunity, and we ought to seize it.

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

He agrees with military leaders as well as his immediate predecessor that we ought to do that.

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

As such, today's speech did just what we might hope, capturing where we are and where we ought to be going.

CNN: Obama's America, better than what Founders imagined

We can't get rid of the ones we ought to be losing.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

Each of us falls short of how we ought to live.

WHITEHOUSE: White House Easter Prayer Breakfast

But the Next story shows we ought to.

WSJ: Strassel: Nearly Sideswiped by Another Green Car

That's what we ought to be doing.

NPR: Bush Hits Road to Urge Seniors Into New Drug Plan

He thinks we ought to fix that.

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

Then I would note, since I started by referring to what had been written by Secretaries Schultz and Kissinger and Perry and Senator Nunn, I have been in contact with them about what they believe we ought to be doing.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Senator Kyl on nuclear deterrence

We ought to help them.

FORBES: Vladimir Putin's Realism on NATO and Afghanistan

We human beings have a tendency to perceive some relatively harmless things as dangerous while we ignore dangerous things we ought to be worrying about.

FORBES: Boston Bombing: Perceived Danger And The Public Safety

Mr. MOHAMMED: (Through Translator) He said that we ought to be silent until this is over.

NPR: Violence Plagues Iraq, Despite Constitution Breakthrough

And I think there ought to be a dialogue about how we think we ought to best behave and put ourselves forward.

CNN: Cell phones in theaters: There oughta be a law?

"We all agree that we ought to try the sanctions, we ought to make them tough, " he said.

CNN: Senators tussle over new Iran sanctions

It occurred to me that we rarely took these trips anymore, that we ought to do it more often.

NEWYORKER: History of a Disturbance

It's a way to get the dialogue started and we ought to have that dialogue.

NPR: Pick 'Em Up, Lock 'Em Up: Getting Tough On Gangs

Major SHABAN BANTERIZA (Spokesman, Ugandan Army): They have (unintelligible) serious agenda we ought to use to negotiate.

NPR: Child Soldiers Fight Forgotten War in Uganda

Climate change is indeed a problem and one that I at least am certain is something we ought to do something about.

FORBES: Bill McKibben's Latest Nonsense: Consumers Are The Climate Change Problem, Not Corporations

So when things do go right -- and they do more often than the world will ever know -- we ought to celebrate your success.

WHITEHOUSE: President Obama Thanks the Intelligence Community

And our obsession with keeping up with the latest tweets, headlines and status updates is usually distracting us from things we ought to be doing instead.

FORBES: Swimming With Information Sharks (And Snooki)

And finally, he says we ought to have a summit.

NPR: Transcript of Presidential Debate

Maybe we ought to adopt their model.

FORBES: Clayton Christensen

We ought to use them wisely.

NPR: 2 of 3 Presidential Hopefuls Back Gas Tax Holiday

We ought to cut it off.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Gaffney debates on Hugh Hewitt show

But when we saw it was working, we figured we ought to give it a shot.

FORBES: The (Grateful) Dead's Life-Altering Medical Device

But the BBC has recovered before from editorial dramas - and we ought not to enjoy its misfortunes.

BBC: 's Savile response polarises British press