Should in sentence

40487 examples of Should in a sentence

Well, that girls are fragile and more in need of help, and that boys can and should master difficult tasks by themselves.

It says that girls should be fearful and boys should be gutsy.

Now, I'm not saying your girls must be firefighters or that they should be paragliders, but I am saying that we are raising our girls to be timid, even helpless, and it begins when we caution them against physical risk.

And remember that often what you're really telling her is that she shouldn't be pushing herself, that she's really not good enough, that she should be afraid.

And while girls should be getting outside to learn to be gutsy, I get that adults don't want to get on hoverboards or climb trees, so we all should be practicing at home, in the office and even right here getting up the guts to talk to someone that you really admire.

But I thought it was interesting, because if you read reviews of what he intended with E.T., he says very specifically, "I wanted the world to understand that we should love and embrace difference."

Now, why should it matter to you if you're not an artist?

Supposing you're an accountant or an entrepreneur or a medic or a scientist: Should you care about women artists?

Why, when I die, should they not have their turn with me? (Laughter) Am I not an animal?

There are a lot of people who think we shouldn't even have cemeteries anymore because we're running out of land.

I should probably say right up top that despite the hype, teenagers are not engaging in intercourse more often or at a younger age than they were 25 years ago.

Honestly, I think those questions are tricky and sometimes traumatic for adult women to confront, but when we're talking about girls, I just kept coming back to the idea that their early sexual experience shouldn't have to be something that they get over.

You should all have one in your kitchen, beside your Turbochef.

So even before we continue talking about their medical potential, I think everybody should know about phages and their role on earth: they hunt, infect and kill bacteria.

I should know because I was there on opening day.

You should come and film it."

They're still asking themselves: What's in it for me? ... instead of what they should be asking today, which is, what's in it for we?

And if you don't like that responsibility, you should not be in power.

It seems to me that that's a pretty banal statement of what politicians have always done and probably should always do.

But people at home would see that, and they'd be like, "Wow, I should be watching the number one show on TV."

DB: I should say I grew up in Lower Manhattan, in the triangle between ABC Carpets, the Strand Bookstore and The Odeon restaurant.

I think that they really, really spent a lot of time talking about political correctness, and how people should have the ability to say what they think.

There are certain words that there should be some social sanction against, but some of it was used to enforce a political agenda.

And so if I'm going to tell people that they should take risks, one of the things we're seeing is a rapid decline in mobility, the number of people who are moving across state lines, and that's especially true among millennials.

GC: But also because they're all concerned about reelection, and Trump has so much power with getting people either for you or against you, and so, they're vacillating every day, probably: "Well, should I go against or should I not?"

Or if you think that they shouldn't, tell them that as well.

And that we should resist the temptation to retreat into our silos.

And we should resist this upsurge in isolationism and jingoism.

So I figured I should go and thank the people at the New York reservoir, hundreds of them, who provide me water, and this miracle that I can turn a lever and get safe water.

And when it comes to numbers, especially now, you should be skeptical.

Related words