Sentence examples for from probity from inspiring English sources
Colin Firth is an insidiously persuasive Darcy, as he makes his journey from probity to right feeling.
Put a bunch of confident, aggressive men in the same room and reward them for taking risks, and you create a pressure cooker, from which probity and prudence evaporate like steam.
U.S. Secret Service agents are also drilled almost from Day One on the need for probity, discretion and solid morals.
A failure to demand the same level of probity from our politicians is undermining confidence in our elected officials and our political system more broadly.
A story that contained criticism of the development, and questions about its probity from the former Liberal leader John Hewson, ran under the headline: "James Packer's Barangaroo casino is high-roller heaven".
McGahern is never sentimental, and the novel's greatest pleasures come from the unflinching probity of his observations: he writes as crisply about the parsimony of a neighbor or sending lambs to be slaughtered as he does about the notion that happiness should be allowed its own slow pace so that it passes unnoticed, if it ever comes at all.
He also said he expected high standards of probity from his party and any government he led.
She is the daughter of a minister and a librarian, and it appears, from her many confirmation hearings, that she has a reputation for probity.
But a major fine in 2012 from the American authorities for laundering Mexican drug money tarnished that reputation for probity.
But thanks to the City's size, diversity and reputation for probity, it is a good place to move money once it has been separated from its origins.
His reputation for probity is in tatters.
