Sentence examples for energy integrity from inspiring English sources
His energy, integrity and commitment make him the right person to lead our party in Scotland.
My successor will need that rare combination of a thick skin filled with energy, integrity, sensitivity and optimism.
Even his detractors would concede that Herrmann approached nearly everything he wrote with originality, energy, integrity and enormous musical knowledge and craft.
Rain was coming down hard by the time her campaign manager, Mr. O'Reilly, and a staff member set up yellow signs — "Energy — Integrity — Results" — under an overhang by the entrance to a Stop & Shop in New Rochelle and Ms. Feld began shaking hands.
Yesterday we got a letter from Ann Kuster's campaign warning us that Barton was in New Hampshire this month campaigning for Charlie Bass and that Bass another outrageous corporate toady himself prasied him as "a man of energy, integrity a good friend and great Congressman".
Warren Buffett, who was the largest shareholder of Capital Cities/ABC and someone I am fortunate to have both known and learned from, is fond of saying, "When you hire someone, you look for brains, energy and integrity, and if they don't have the third, integrity, you better watch out, because the first two will kill you".
Jim brought great energy and integrity to his work, but family was his life.
Patrick Gray, president of the Midcounties, said Reid had represented independent societies on the group's board with "energy and integrity".
While we are a small organisation, the business has received great support from local cafes, bookshops and so on, suggesting that Literary Kitchen represents a viable business model with energy and integrity that people want to be a part of.
Davey said he was willing to hand the regulators further powers, adding that the UK had taken the lead in developing the EU's regulation wholesale energy market integrity, legislation that will come into force in the UK shortly.
He was a man of grit, energy, and integrity, who was as adept at building a stonewall or framing a doorway as he was with complicated matters of taxation.
