Sentence examples for just integrity from inspiring English sources

To be sure, there are faith communities out there who seek to do the right thing, to distance themselves from problematic Christianity, and do so with integrity to their words, not just integrity to who they perceive themselves to be.

"There is more at stake here than just the integrity of a few regulators and the inquiry cannot just be about spreading blame.

For what was at stake was not just the integrity of China's financial system, but the question of the Chinese people's ongoing confidence in their government.

"They're handing their nomination to a gold-plated fraud who will cost the party not just its integrity and not just its soul but also its chances of winning for at least a generation".

Gilroy's bluntly satirical view of journalists compromising not just professional integrity but the law itself, in the name of finishing first, marks a juncture where things could either get more honourable or far, far worse.

And adding to Obama's natural advantages, McCain has just enough integrity to try to match up with Obama on issues.

State-sponsored sexual assault, on the other hand, is a moral calamity — a failing that calls into question not just the integrity of the competition and of the organizations that engage in it, but their very existence.

It had been an impractical dream, to be sure, but it had heft and integrity, just as Margaret Thatcher's big ideas had.

It's just that their integrity suffers little lapses here and there – and not always so little in aggregate.

One of Green's greatest attributes is that he gets the balance of humour and integrity just right.

"Just as dignified integrity outlasted cultural destruction among the Inuit, a sense of quiet redemption lived on among the boneyards of Stalin's White Sea camp.