Sentence examples for show of honesty from inspiring English sources

One can only hope for a similar show of honesty from 39 of their Senate colleagues, 41 being the minimum needed to sustain a filibuster and launch this dreadful bill into the legislative netherworld where it belongs.

In a rare show of administrative honesty, a spokeswoman at Barnard in 1979 commented on the commencement address: "There's a highly ceremonial value in it, but there is increasing p.r. value - otherwise why do they ask Muhammad Ali and Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn?" (Celebrities do change with the years). The choice of commencement speakers tends to reflect the news and the national mood.

Of course not, because that would show a lapse of honesty.

However, implementing tax reforms will be an uphill struggle as long as corruption abounds among collectors.The first challenge is to induce citizens to show a modicum of honesty in declaring what they earn.

See a preview of the exhibition below and let us know if you wish more artists dared to show this degree of honesty in their depictions.

Margaret Cole, the director of enforcement at the City watchdog, said his actions had "showed a lack of honesty and integrity".

It shows a lack of honesty and integrity – it is important to be able to believe what people say.

"It is a victory for consumers, and it shows that standards of honesty and integrity can be applied to and demanded of electronic marketers," Mr. Spitzer said yesterday.

We took one or two short cuts and didn't show a great deal of honesty at times.

But admitting that, in some ways, shows a disarming sense of honesty and self-assurance.

In the standard environment in which Hollywood stars meet their public – the hotel-room press junkets, red-carpet interviews and chat-show sofas – that brand of honesty makes Bullock a breath of fresh air.