The phrase "show integrity" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you wish to express that someone should demonstrate qualities such as honesty, sincerity, and good moral character. For example, "It is important to always show integrity in the workplace."
These elevations show integrity and intelligence.
But there is no guarantee that institutional shareholders will always propose wise courses of action, nor that all of them will show integrity.
I think you have to be really clear with people about your expectations, and show integrity as you deliver feedback in a way that's very direct and supportive.
The High Commission for Game Show Integrity, or whatever task force was founded after the quiz show scandals of the '50s, must have vetted "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?" before it appeared on the air last week.
A senior Tory has urged Eurosceptic MPs to show integrity and vote to leave the European Union, as David Cameron prepared to hold a crucial meeting to finalise the renegotiation of Britain's EU membership terms.
The luncheon also honored this year's recipients of the annual MLK Jr. Leadership Awards, which are given to students, alumni, staff, groups and faculty who embody the spirit of King's work, including contributions in academic, research, and religious work that show integrity, leadership, and creativity.
We need to play, be honest and show integrity and be professional always.
They spoke of the importance of "gaining trust" and showing integrity.
There is a moral here: As Adams's example shows, integrity in a chief executive can be an overrated virtue.
The cross-linked 3D scaffolds showed integrity when immersed in culture medium up to 14 days.
"That showed integrity and moral certitude that you don't find a lot in today's society," he said.
