Sentence examples for a bit of integrity from inspiring English sources

The people who have a bit of integrity, it's becoming more obvious who those people are.

Turns out the Arnold Palmer Invitational is trying to salvage a bit of its integrity, erasing Tiger Woods from its Web site promotions.

It's all possible with a little bit of integrity and independence!

Elizabeth Warren was her tax professor at Harvard Law, and she has a bit of Warren's integrity in her eyes, although a bit of fun too.

Capitalism requires us all to sacrifice a bit of our moral integrity to put food on the table so, while it's nice to be pure, it's also nice to eat.

With so much to be done on the social policy agenda and so many soap hours hungry for "real life" storylines, is it not just a bit precious to engage in a bit of teeth-gnashing about editorial integrity?

The little bit of integrity and conscience left in the mainstream media needs to be immediately reminded of the Nixon-Watergate-Pentagon Papers history and awakened to the dangerous consequences that otherwise flow from "war empowered" Presidents, from their well-oiled military machine and covert intelligence apparatus.

So overall it's a four-star review thanks to a tiny question about build integrity and a bit of a pouting lip at the way the engine delivers its performance.

I did it for the BBC and the integrity of the show and a bit of my own PR and a bit of yours too.

And therefore the books that are most at risk from our attention and integrity deficits are those that require a bit of effort.

"Is there a bit of a blurring between church and state, are we selling our independence and integrity?