Sentence examples for terms of probity from inspiring English sources
"Obviously, this has come as a big disappointment, not just for Ms. Tsujimoto, but for people hoping to see the opposition show the way in terms of probity".
Members of Duvdevan do not recount past missions––those "have to remain dark," Raz said––but they speak in highly moralistic terms about the unit, how they were selected for their sense of probity and poise.
REMNICK: A man of probity.
They were works of probity, even poetry.
The purpose was to give a sense of probity.
Even countries with a history of probity often screw up their financial markets.
Recent Recordings of Aspersions cast upon the Vernal Season by persons of probity and consequence.
For decades the Bank of Italy was an island of probity in an otherwise corrupt system.
Tata's culture of probity has helped to insulate it from India's endemic corruption.
The country was hailed worldwide as an exemplar of probity and national consensus.
Though they may also be less likely to claim corruption as a sign of probity.
