Sentence examples for mark of integrity from inspiring English sources
Costello must begin with death and so she must end with it, too, a mark of integrity, of both psychological and social realism.
But the film's refusal of the detachment that would make them easy targets for judgment is finally a mark of integrity, even generosity.
But rethinking one's position, or tactics, or point of view, can be a far greater mark of integrity than any purist's staunch refusal to yield, in politics as in anything else.
"The Bling Ring" occupies a vertiginous middle ground between banality and transcendence, and its refusal to commit to one or the other is both a mark of integrity and a source of frustration.
The movie "occupies a vertiginous middle ground between banality and transcendence, and its refusal to commit to one or the other is both a mark of integrity and a source of frustration," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in June.
In a letter devising the interview, Southern envisaged "a sharp boost in American demand; a burst of reprinting; stage, film, and video offers; dollars pouring in by the veritable barrelful!" But in the interview itself Southern appears to find Green's neglect admirable, as if obscurity were a mark of integrity.
But he had made his mark as a man of integrity in a notoriously corrupt party, and this caught the attention of Mrs Gandhi.
"His honesty in admitting that mistakes were made last season is the mark of a man of integrity and his commitment to this club has never been in doubt.
As a mark of its integrity, PJ Harvey was apparently in the audience for that first show, examining Bo Ningen's guitar pedals, notebook in hand.
On February 21st, in a filing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Alibaba admitted that it had granted "gold" status (a mark of supposed integrity) to 2,236 dealers who it says subsequently defrauded buyers.David Wei, the chief executive of Alibaba.com (the listed part of Alibaba Group, which is mostly private) and Elvis Lee, the chief operating officer, resigned to accept responsibility.
