improbity

It is the keenest spur to exertion and the surest of all guards against improbity.

Lula defends his former minister José Dirceu against the charges of improbity.

During the hearing, Hillary unmanned Rummy, as Shakespeare would say, accusing him of incompetence, impotence and improbity.

Wall Street probably started its obsession with marketing in its research departments - and the ensuing shift from honor to improbity - without thinking about long-term consequences.

It had a peculiar sensitivity to certain stimuli, and he felt a sensation in its roots whenever he encountered prevarication, deception, or any degree of improbity.

We recognise, with Berkeley, that reason teaches us that the testimony of consciousness is untrue; it is absurd, with Spencer, to refute reason; instead we take means to bring consciousness to a sense of its improbity.

Neither of his parents mentioned the missing liver the following day - perhaps Henryk's improbity towards his good neighbour subdued any anger he felt against his own son for stealing the meat, and Kazimiera could only feel shame that circumstances had driven her little Janusz to such a hungry state.