Sentence examples for confuse integrity from inspiring English sources

(One should not confuse integrity with neatness).

John Bigelow and Robert Pargetter (2007) argue that strength of will is the core of integrity (and that alternative conceptions of integrity tend to confuse integrity with authenticity).

Interviewing well-informed women living with HIV about their sexual behaviour, including unprotected sex and non disclosure of HIV infection, requires great sensitivity not to impose on the women's integrity or confuse the role of researcher with that of a counselor [ 23].

"I get confused about editorial integrity".

"Case," wrote Red Smith, "got integrity confused with geography".

There was the tendency, he wrote in 1961, to confuse good manners and good tailoring with integrity and intelligence.

It would, though, be wrong to confuse the England caretaker manager's niceness and integrity with softness.

The Argentinian government attempts to confuse the issue by raising complicated arguments over territorial integrity, or questioning whether this right should apply to an allegedly implanted population.

"We do not understand why the Bloomberg campaign's lack of transparency does not similarly impact the integrity of the electoral process and why it will confuse the jury," the lawyers wrote.

"Cyber-warfare [may be used] to disable a country's infrastructure, meddle with the integrity of another country's internal military data, try to confuse its financial transactions or to accomplish any number of other possibly crippling aims," he said.

He recognized talent and integrity, could see through phonies, valued colleagues who communicated with clarity and brevity, didn't confuse science with opinion, and put the best interests of public health first above the parochial interests of their agency.