Sentence examples for the very integrity from inspiring English sources

"It can harm the very integrity of the game," Mr. Williams said.

So the protests threaten not just peace and stability, but the very integrity of Thailand.

Racial bias infected the case, Justice David Souter wrote, jeopardizing "the very integrity of the courts".

Its rapid proliferation challenged the other arts, including painting and literature, as well as the very integrity of the self.

WHEN Suharto, Indonesia's long-serving dictator, fell in 1998 the very integrity of the country seemed in doubt.

At stake is the very integrity of the criminal justice system and the courts' ability to conduct fair trials".

But I worry that Mr. Sanford's discomfort with his audiences' reaction to the play might threaten that very integrity: an artistic director should ideally help lead an audience to appreciate new directions, not canvass its already formed taste.

Toward the end Mr. Sanford writes, "Our hope is to cultivate an audience that trusts the underlying integrity of our decision-making process". But I worry that Mr. Sanford's discomfort with his audiences' reaction to the play might threaten that very integrity: an artistic director should ideally help lead an audience to appreciate new directions, not canvass its already formed taste.

No one could be absolutely certain about the validity of the sacraments if the integrity and the very unity of the church, and therefore of the episcopate and priesthood as well, were in doubt.

In each instance we concluded that retroactive application was justified because the rule affected 'the very integrity of the fact-finding process' and averted 'the clear danger of convicting the innocent.' Linkletter v. Walker, 381 U.S., at 639, 85 S.Ct., at 1743; Tehan v. United States ex rel.

"We have a situation at the moment where we have manifestly unfounded claims that are coming into the system, undermining its very integrity," Barbara Roche, the Home Office minister, said at a conference on refugees late last year, expressing the government's view.