Sentence examples for inherent integrity from inspiring English sources

But Esther's capital is her talent, and it gives her an inherent integrity.

There is an inherent integrity to this husband-and-wife-run restaurant that is very appealing.

Krystal has the most inherent integrity of anyone in the novel, so of course she should be saved.

The eminent geneticist Steve Jones often points out that "money doesn't smell" - by which he means that the source of any grant or research budget doesn't really matter, as the inherent integrity of the scientific method (and of the individual scientists themselves) will act as a sure defence against any malign influence.

He insisted it would be impossible for factors that you might expect him to cite – tight accounting practices, the inherent integrity of the profession – but also for the more interesting reason that there is no such thing as a surefire flop, as the characters in the film discover.

But that's not the result of our nation's inherent integrity.

But in the main these are not rooted in the inherent worth, integrity, knowledge and skills of social workers.

They laugh at the idea that craft has an inherent moral integrity by mastering a number of traditional arts and crafts - drawing and engraving, the diorama and now wood carving - without claiming to be doing anything so crass as express themselves.

Golf's occasional stuffiness is an easy target but there remains an inherent decency and integrity over what should and shouldn't happen within the parameters of competition.

His text belies his devotion to the authority of the papacy and its inherent continuity and integrity.

This world he described as one that operated and acted first upon a fundamental, universal "spiritual" principle that values the inherent dignity and integrity of every living being... "beyond our political differences and individual material prosperity".