Sentence examples for apparent integrity from inspiring English sources

So I prefer substantive integrity than apparent integrity".

Entering the race after his mother Corazon died last year, Noynoy's landslide speaks to his apparent integrity, the paucity of palatable alternatives and the bling of the Aquino brand.

Many have adjusted their approach to research, and to the probity of financial structures they agree with clients, in the belief that there is now a competitive advantage in offering more transparency and greater (apparent) integrity than other firms.

He fasts truly and with apparent integrity, yet is often annoyed by those who do not appreciate the fact that he truly hungers, and it isn't merely performance.

Wrapped in a bulging black cloak, he went to the Wolf's Lair railway station and waited impatiently for Mussolini, who said, dumbfounded by Hitler's apparent physical integrity: "That was a sign from heaven!" In reality Hitler had been more severely affected than it at first appeared.

These platelets exhibited a compact and spherical shape with apparent maintenance of integrity, which is in contrast to annexin V-positive platelets that had an inflated and deformed shape.

Kinase signaling is well-established to be disturbed in many disease states, especially in cancer (Blume-Jensen and Hunter, 2001), while it is apparent that phenotypic integrity is controlled by the activity of the regulated behavior of multiple kinases.

The fungicide activity of farnesol in this pathogen is probably associated to cytoplasmic degeneration, in spite of the apparent cell wall integrity, as observed by transmission and scanning electron micrographs.

The presynaptic terminal has electron dense cytoplasm with the apparent loss of integrity of synaptic vesicles and other organelles, but the presynaptic membrane remains intact and closely adhering to the PSD membrane (Lund and Lund, 1971; Nadler et al., 1980).

Two independent observers evaluated cartilage irregularity and cleft formation (0 = normal, to 6 = complete disorganization of glycoproteins with clefts into the cartilage), cellularity (0 = normal, to 3 = hypocellularity), proteoglycan depletion (0 = normal, to 4 = complete proteoglycan degradation with no dye apparent) and tidemark integrity (0 = intact, to 1 = tidemark crossed by blood vessels).

One apparent consequence of defining integrity as maintenance of identity-conferring commitments is that integrity cannot really be a virtue.