Between her conviction to honesty, her sense of humor, smoldering good looks and love of 'Star Trek', I think we can all agree that Sgt. Moore is one lucky man.
Panter-Downes offered this analysis of Thatcher's appeal to the electorate: A great number of people seem to have voted simply for what they have long wanted and thought they recognized — a leader of honesty and strong convictions who was far removed from anything that has gone before.
According to Hindu teachers, the fulfillment comes from doing one's duty with conviction, with honesty, love and a sense of justice.
Though he had to pay the price of honesty and conviction by resignation, he was then given a teaching post for tropical diseases at the Albert Dock Seaman Hospital in 1901.
A "tapioca-face" Iago, Ovitz blithely lures clients away from the dying boss of William Morris and seems incapable of honesty: "The former agent spoke with such utter conviction that it took Richard a moment to grasp that every word was a lie".
He was taken from us much too early, in the prime of his professional life, and will be remembered for his talent, his conviction, his honesty and his humanity.
Tony Versaci, a former MSU assistant coach and now president of the Michigan chapter of the National Football Foundation, sums it up more succinctly: "Coaches win because of discipline, character, convictions, honesty and, of course, strategy.
No, because they were born of honesty.
Base this on a foundation of honesty.
Silence is the only form of honesty.
"We have that sense of honesty.
