honesty

• His industry, his ability, and his honesty were acknowledged. —  Life of Cicero
• It did not occur to us that our honesty was a profound horrorto the others, if for no other reason because we ourselves believed allthese things seriously while the rest of the world regarded such behavioras the expression of a special slyness and disingenuousness, until, to theirgreat, infinite amazement, the revolution gave them a deeper insight intothe boundless stupidity of our honest convictions. —  Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf: Munich
• Grant thinks her hard work - knocking on 22,000 doors multiple times - and her honesty are the reasons Schulte was the only Republican in the Iowa House and Senate to beat an incumbent Democrat. —  The News-Gazette Local Stories
• But their honesty is the first of many steps that lead them down the path towards being not just coworkers but friends. —  Becky's Book Reviews
• The type of misconduct -- Are we talking about public urination or instead something that calls into question a personal quality such as honesty which is not, in most adults, reformable.

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