If I demand honesty from others, I must be honest myself. — Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky
Even God helps the honest and the brave. — Greek poet Menander
If a man loses his honesty, he loses everything. — Lili
Even God goes to help the honest and the brave. — Greek poet Menander
Aside from honesty, there is nothing reliable in the world. — Maulton
It is better to be humble and honest, having nothing to criticize upon retreating and no flattery upon advancing. — Southern Song Dynasty writer Liu Guo
If you want others to be honest, you must first be honest yourself. — English Renaissance playwright and poet William Shakespeare
The measure of life is not its length, but its honesty. — Lili
Those who are considered honest often feel guilty in their hearts. — British poet A. Young
No heritage is as rich as honesty. — English Renaissance playwright and poet William Shakespeare
Honesty brings you more benefits than failure does. — English Renaissance playwright and poet William Shakespeare
The most immoral aspect of humanity is dishonesty and cowardice. — Pre-Soviet writer Maxim Gorky
Honesty and diligence should be your permanent companions. — American industrialist, scientist, social activist, thinker, and diplomat Benjamin Franklin
The loyal do not embellish their conduct to seek glory; the trustworthy do not break their word to pursue profit. — Northern Song Dynasty politician and writer Wang Anshi, "Fourth Memorial Resigning from the Post of Recording Official"
Honesty is the noblest thing a person can maintain. — British poet Geoffrey Chaucer
An honest manager will achieve more than a dishonest one. — Litz
Those who are lacking in action speak too much; those who are lacking in trust emphasize integrity. — Xunzi, late Warring States period thinker
Losing integrity is equivalent to the enemy destroying yourself. — English Renaissance playwright and poet William Shakespeare
Men should be honest with men and faithful to women. — Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw
An honest person never regrets his honesty. — British historian Thomas Fuller
The words of an honest man are as reliable as his collateral. — Spanish novelist Miguel de Cervantes
For an honest person, keeping in mind one's duties is a glory. — Ancient Roman comic playwright Plautus
The only drawback of an honest heart is that it is too honest. — Pasidene
Only sincerity can break the world's falsehood; only truth can break the world's emptiness. — Cai E, prominent military leader in the early Republic of China
Whispered words on earth are heard by heaven like thunder; deceiving one's conscience in a dark room is seen by the gods like lightning. — Chen Yuanliang, scholar from the late Song and early Yuan dynasties
