moral integrity

A deeply-held belief in moral integrity does not inoculate one from mistakes, weakness and failure.

It is saying but little for his moral integrity, to affirm that he was one of the best of the rulers of his age.

Does Nature then put less value on moral integrity, than on worldly prudence?

Above all, he does not undermine his own moral integrity by vicarious benevolence, by helping the needy at his friend's expense.

Law himself, while asserting his own moral integrity, admitted that he had made mistakes.

It is impossible not to believe in the moral integrity of the great majority of unmarried women in America.