Sentence examples for most upstanding from inspiring English sources

Even Mr. Singh, widely seen as one of the most upstanding politicians in India, has been tarred in the scandal.

They are two of the most upstanding people I have ever worked with and I don't want anyone to ever believe that they have been let off anything.

Finally, in 1875, the Temperance Reform Club, comprising many of Eastford's most upstanding citizens, won a vote banning the sale of liquor.

Lucas also worries that the extensive powers granted to the president by the constitution may prove too tempting for even the most upstanding of leaders.

Even the most upstanding of chief executives is sometimes tempted by policies whose legality is murky; he wants to ask advisers whether a given course of action would survive a court challenge.

The irony is that the politician is the most upstanding character in the movie, even if he is prepared to work with the mob to help rebuild Atlantic City.

Plato felt that the protection of being unidentifiable could corrupt even the most morally upstanding person.

If they happen to like Rick Perry, for instance, then Rick Perry is the best on foreign policy, and Rick Perry is the best on economic policy, and Rick Perry is the most morally upstanding, and Rick Perry has the best haircut.

On the contrary, he said, "I think you will find the most credible, upstanding people running our regulatory programs, who truly care, who want to see business, at the end of the day, compete in domestic and world markets, but have the utmost respect and sensitivities to personal safety, environmental quality".

The whirl of new predators poses the threat that he could offer the most efficient, upstanding market in the world and still see his business evaporate.

For Dick Grasso, the whirl of new predators poses the threat that he could offer the most efficient, upstanding market in the world and still see his business evaporate.