The phrase "show honesty" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use this phrase to describe how someone is behaving or should behave. For example, you could say: "It is important to show honesty in a relationship."
The decorated Pentagon doctor from Colorado became the movement's hero when he went on YouTube in March to brazenly urge President Obama to show "honesty and integrity" by releasing his "original signed birth certificate, if you have one".
To regain the trust of Quebeckers, the Liberals will have to show "honesty, integrity and a deep respect for taxpayers' dollars", says Mr Martin, whose own seat is in Quebec.Elsewhere, surprisingly little changed.
In an interview with the school's newspaper, The Deerfield Scroll, published on Feb. 27, Dr. Curtis said, "I do think it is a time to show honesty and humility, and to admit that very good people and great institutions can also make mistakes".
Specifically, such firms should have well-defined codes of ethics and a clear philosophy of social commitment, have respect for the environment, and show honesty.
"It's an honest league and we've signed up for 38 competitive games and the matches might have a bearing on other teams so we'll show honesty, integrity and try to win as many points as we can".
Put simply, he showed honesty, efficiency and imagination – qualities that progressive politics have been crying out for in Colombia and Argentina, Venezuela, Peruu).
Some characters blurt their thoughts, showing honesty; others weasel their words, showing duplicity; yet others expostulate grammatically but endlessly, showing off.
It's nothing new (and neither is it restricted to restaurants, as Radiohead famously showed) – honesty boxes are often used by farms and small shops in rural areas to shift excess produce – but it's becoming increasingly common in restaurants and cafes.
It shows honesty and builds trust.
OK to say "I don't have the answer at this time" – We can gain credibility by showing honesty, we need to accept we are not walking encyclopedias.
"I like the characters – I love Dennis's [Kelly, creator of the UK show] honesty and affinity for the nerds.
