Honesty

Honesty is to be honest, truthful and sincere. To be honest is to be fair and righteous in speech and act, not to lie, not to cheat or steal. There are two types of solemn or sworn statements of honesty in society today, an affidavit and an oath. An affidavit is a voluntary written statement…

Many relationships around the world struggle with being in an unhealthy relationship, due to the lack of trust, communication and honesty. When couples are in an unhealthy relationship they are not happy with one another, they become very stress and miserable to the point that love no longer exist between them. While on the other…

Integrity refers to an individual state of trustworthiness, incorruptibility, and completeness to the degree that the individual is incapable of forfeiting a trust, pledge, responsibility or agreement. Continued integrity graduates to a concept called probity. Integrity is as well a function of the accuracy of delivering to aforesaid actions. Kaptein (2014) argues that integrity works in…

Ring! The bell rang, signalling the end of a tedious day of school and the beginning of the long-awaited December holidays. Eagerly, my classmates burst out of the classroom like a horde of prisoners set free. “Everyone, do you want to come over to my house to play soccer?” I asked my few good friends. They…

My Old Lady is dark, yet completely heartfelt. This charming film is carried by the incredible chemistry between Kevin Kline and Maggie Smith. Their inherent tension ultimately reveals each character’s biggest insecurities on screen. Seeing these human qualities unfold is a truly unique experience, even for someone completely outside the film’s target demographic. From its elegant…

Integrity Honesty isn’t a word that structural architects tend to utilize each day. By and large it’s something we underestimate – yet we ought to perceive that it’s imperative to all that we need to accomplish. ICE is, and ought to dependably remain, an autonomous, politically nonpartisan, proficient body – not a weight gathering or exchange affiliation. Our sense of…

: I remember being in homeroom in the fifth grade and being sentto the principal for calling one of my classmates a name that involved a few badwords. When I arrived at the principals office, my knees got weak and sweatwas running down my forehead, When he asked my what I had done, I could…

As a kind of introduction, we would like to say that almost every person at least once has been thinking what honesty is. We are not an exception to the rule. It might seem to be a very simple and understandable notion but when you need to define it some questions appear. Not having found…