Sentence examples similar to total uprightness from inspiring English sources
The American College Dictionary defines integrity as: "soundness of moral principle and character; uprightness; honesty; the state of being whole, entire, or undiminished, sound, unimpaired, or in perfect condition".
Dad Lewis is what once was called an upright man, and as he expires we see the consequences of his uprightness.
She embodied British decency, uprightness, and charm.
This has produced a desire for uprightness among politicians.
Not all of the legacy of Puritanism suggests moral uprightness.
They worked with uprightness and spoke of what they did.
"Uprightness," "backs very stiff," "firmness of will," "self-castration" are typical modes of expression.
The solemn mystery of this land- and seascape arises from its symmetry and uprightness and containment.
The succession of "t"s in her name suggested uprightness, firmness, backbone.
"The uprightness was a clear physical task for me," said Rebekah Morin, who plays the Red Queen.
Known for his moral uprightness, he was learned in several disciplines and prominent in government.
