Quotes About Uprightness

Our Lord Jesus does not flatter us. He lets us see our cases as they are. His searching eye perceives the bare truth of things. He is "the faithful and true witness" (Rev. 3:14) who deals with us according to the rule of uprightness. Oh, seeking soul, Jesus loves you too much to flatter you. Therefore, I ask you to have such confidence in Him that, however much He may rebuke . . . you by His Word and Spirit, you may without hesitation reply, "Truth, Lord.

I had made my reputation on integrity.

The five cardinal virtues of the Chinese are (1) humanity or benevolence; (2) uprightness of mind; (3) self-respect, self- control, or proper feeling; (4) wisdom; (5) sincerity or good faith.

What I want most of all is that you live in uprightness and freedom of spirit, no matter how difficult that may be. —Robert Scholl

We try to instill a sense of fair play, a sense of honesty.

I think my moral ground is very much intact.

Honesty and integrity is an important part of our character, my character.

The people I've been exposed to have been people of amazing integrity.

A building has integrity just like a man. And just as seldom.

You can't have integrity for breakfast, but try and keep it because it is perhaps the single most important word that defines not just writers but all human beings.

If I were asked to say the most important things that lead to a successful life, I should say that, first of all, was integrity - unimpeachable integrity.

If you can maintain that integrity in whatever you do, you can't go wrong. That's what I tell my kids, anyway.

You have to have integrity.

I care about the integrity of the game.

My integrity is something I hold dear.

We have integrity.

The only thing you have in your life is your integrity.

Integrity is everything to me.

I'm big on integrity.

I think integrity's important; really important.

I started from scratch but I have always acted with honesty and integrity.

What the world needs is people with integrity, people with genuine thoughts and intentions.

Stick by your righteous guns and you will bless your fellowman. Be right, and then be easy to live with, if possible--but in that order.

Suppose there was no anger, no profanity, no lying, no grumbling or complaining; suppose there were no dirty stories told, no unjust criticism—what a different world this would be!