"That's the odd thing about this detective: the elasticity of his ethics, not his essential integrity, is what makes him irresistible," a review of his fourth book, "Every Bitter Thing" in The New York Times Book Review said.
If the film offers a little too much rose-colored uplift for comfort, its essential integrity remains intact.
In the composite, a ZnO array is grown on a piece of indium tin oxide glass and facilitates the essential integrity of the photoanode.
Capital markets do not work effectively unless people believe in their essential integrity.
It was a concrete metaphor for art's ability to be different for each viewer and yet retain its essential integrity.
For all its essential integrity and many flashes of truth, Satrapi's work misses a greater truth because of what it leaves unsaid.
But Mike Heap said that the "essential integrity" of the programme had been protected, with the original scriptwriter of the 22-year-old show still on board.
His essential integrity and political independence are not in dispute, and his peculiarities and preoccupations are well known and accounted for by voters, who keep electing him.
Gittes starts investigating a simple, lucrative matrimonial dispute (Marlowe refused to handle divorce cases) and finds himself up to his neck in a well-nigh incomprehensible, morally and socially complex affair, during which he discovers his essential integrity.
He became a London clubman, an Establishment figure, feted by dukes and celebrities and honoured by the Queen; and this last denouement, however innocuous, somehow makes one doubt the essential integrity of the man.
