Integrity takes on a particular charge among contemporary Americans, who distrust pomp and exalt "acting natural".
When a person is writing the real raw truth of their lives, their words take on a simple, clarion integrity that even the most accomplished fiction writers struggle to convincingly fake.
Jeremy Corbyn rose to the Labour leadership because his supporters believed him to be the only politician with the integrity to take on the country's ruling class.
We want to believe that an outsider can drain the swamp and that a mother of young children, not a child of privilege, can have the guts and integrity to take on the establishment.
There is an appealing integrity in the way the museum takes on its subjects.
The stories not only maintain their oral integrity but also take on new dimensions, allowing you to ponder a turn of events or to swirl the language around in your head without missing the next part of the story.
"His integrity, his principles and his willingness to take on vested interests – you need that combination on this journey".
Still, few of Boosler's jokes are shared; we must take on faith that her talent, as well as her prickly integrity, was exceptional.
However, if your first order volition is to take on more projects at work, that's a mismatch and violation of your integrity.
This article described a role-play on academic integrity, in which doctoral students negotiated the revision of an institutional integrity policy taking on different stakeholder roles.
