Sentence examples for perceived honesty from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we show how trustful and distrustful user experiences differ in terms of perceived honesty, competence, and benevolence.

In both Study 2 and Study 3 the effect of congruency on trust was mediated by perceived honesty of the organizations.

Specifically, the experts suggested that Bolivian consumers value a firm's perceived honesty because this honesty increases both consumer' trust in a market where still not every firm can be trusted and their consequential repurchase intentions.

A new Gallup poll on perceived honesty and ethical standards found that journalists possess a dismally low rating.

His open-throated singing, the tremolo/vibrato, the manic, electrifying stage performances and perceived honesty were particular hallmarks, along with the use of interjections, for example "gotta, gotta, gotta", some of which came from Cooke.

In a presidential race in which even optimistic voters have struggled to see the glass as half full, a new poll shows when it comes to perceived honesty, both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are running on (nearly) empty.

Nearly all of us perceive honesty as a virtue.

One recent opinion survey indicated that the French now regard honesty as the most important value in everyday life, and consider the perceived decline in honesty to be almost as regrettable as the decline in politeness.

It would be a shame, though, if readers felt subsequently encouraged to judge writing according to its perceived qualities of "honesty" and "spontaneity".

- There are people who will always, no matter who you are, find fault either in your perceived lies or brutal honesty, for they want only what suits their own... in both areas.

As in this study, technical skills and honesty were perceived to be two of the most important skills/attributes of a safe doctor in the hospital study (for both items, 98% respondents agreed or strongly agreed).