| The following principles guide us: authenticity, neutrality, independence, honesty and incorruptibility. |
| It is defined as incorruptibility, an unimpaired condition or soundness and is synonymous to honesty. |
| His uncomplicated kind, his absolute incorruptibility and his unreserved loyalty make him a charming, happy and devoted friend and companion. |
| Integrity implies trustworthiness and incorruptibility to a degree that one is incapable of being false to a trust, responsibility, or pledge. |
| Amid the welter of sordid interests, he stood as the symbol of proud incorruptibility. |
| Salt, because of its preservative quality, represented purity and incorruptibility. |
