Quotes About Integrity

There are no losers in the world of honorable men.

There is no hypocrisy in truthfulness.

There is no password for a clear conscience.

Too much rights do not make everybody right.

We do not put value on the words that we speak if we cannot perform the words that we unleash.

We do not tolerate evil in any form. We live a life to counter evil.

You may not be known or popular all over the world, but by doing honorable acts and decent gestures each day you are already famous.

Be firm in every word you say. There is no remorse in retraction.

Do what is right. Uphold what is right. Recite your prayer every night. Handle everything with care. Acknowledge everybody's help. Make good memories of yourself to everybody.

There is no such thing as moral standards if you don't believe in morality.

Experience teaches you that the man who looks you straight in the eye, particularly if he adds a firm handshake, is hiding something.

Work hard, keep your nose clean, and just stick around.

If a person is confident enough in the way they feel, whether it's an art form or whether it's just in life, it comes off---you don't have anything to prove; you can just be who you are.

Nothing wrong with shooting...as long as the right people get shot.

When Roger apologized for the affair, I told him, "It is not for me to judge," Coleman recalled. "I said if I were to be judged on the merits of my life, I would burn an eternity in hell. Roger winced.

You can put a pig in a palace and that doesn't make him a prince! You can put a prince in a pig pen and he wont't become a pig.

The flower imperishable of this valiant age, - A true American!

All intellectual tendencies are corrupted when they consort with power.

Many attempt without success to make up for their lack of talent with defects of character.

Finally, someone has to make a start. We only said and wrote what many people think. They just don't dare to express it. —SOPHIE SCHOLL AT THE WHITE ROSE TRIAL IN MUNICH, QUOTED BY RICHARD HANSER IN DEUTSCHLAND ZULIEBE (FOR THE SAKE OF GERMANY), P. 15

when virtue had been declared a crime, there was no refuge even in reticence.

The more nobly behaved the family, the less chance it stood.

That's the way I got along in life. I don't ever remember being particularly jealous of anybody, because I figured if I can't do it myself, I don't deserve to get it.

Hard times arouse an instinctive desire for authenticity.