Sentence examples for embodiment of integrity from inspiring English sources
Stewart gives one of his most memorable performances, cementing his on-screen persona as the embodiment of integrity and decency, much as Gary Cooper who was, in fact, Capra's first choice for the role of Jefferson Smith had done in Mr. Deeds.
How the other Moral Mazers feel about their chairman decamping can perhaps be gauged from the theme pointedly chosen for the first programme Buerk missed – loyalty – and from their answers when another Radio 4 show, PM, naughtily asked what they'd like the erstwhile embodiment of journalistic integrity to eat in the Bush Tucker Trial ("kangaroo testicles", said the Guardian's Giles Fraser).
As if to add insult to injury, during the same time, baseball writers also passed over many players who were the very embodiment of playing ability, integrity, sportsmanship, character, and contributions to the teams they played for.
Yet, in her speech, Mrs. Gandhi strongly defended the prime minister, describing him as the "embodiment of sobriety, dignity and integrity".
They are the living, breathing embodiment of what hard work, integrity, and grit can earn you.
A common belief, which I hold as well, is that we should evaluate service members based on character of service, expectations of future performance, physical and mental aptitude, and embodiment of traits such as honor, integrity and personal courage.
He was also the human embodiment of the golden rule and he taught us the meaning of integrity.
They're people of integrity.
Lack of integrity, for example.
