In gathering the wood for this auto-da-fé, Wieseltier showed no facility at all for scientific thought, nor even a basic appreciation for the standards of rigor and intellectual honesty that distinguish science from religion as a human pursuit.
She was born in 1916 into what Lee calls "a brilliantly clever English family distinguished by alarming honesty, caustic wit, shyness, moral rigour, willpower, oddness, and powerful banked-down feelings, erupting in moments of sentiment or in violent bursts of temper and gloom".
We place trust intelligently only when we can grasp relevant evidence and distinguish cases, and in particular get some sense of others' competence, honesty and reliability in the relevant matters.
"One that performs to the highest standards and behaves with integrity and honesty; one that distinguishes itself not only through the clarity and reliability of the advice and services it provides but in how it manages and executes".
Oswald Grübel announced, "We are building a new UBS, one that performs to the highest standards and behaves with integrity and honesty; one that distinguishes itself not only through the clarity and reliability of the advice and services it provides but in how it manages and executes".
For example, we have listed honesty as a potential attribute without distinguishing between truth-telling, as a behaviour, and authenticity as a virtuous disposition of character.
If what you say shocks and is based on honesty and truth, it rises above the cookie-cutter adverts and distinguishes itself from other items on the page.
From the opening work, Debussy's early "Trois melodies," to texts of Verlaine, the qualities that have distinguished Ms. Graham's singing were abundant: luscious, creamy tone, impressive evenness of voice and interpretive honesty.
What distinguishes "Raja" from every other movie to contemplate the treacherous intersection of passion, avarice and power is its unsettling emotional honesty.
