Integrity
Values
Values noun - Beliefs of a person or social group in which they have an emotional investment (either for or against something).
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Integrity and values are semantically related in principles topic. Sometimes you can use "Integrity" instead a noun "Values".
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- He seems to be the only one who still values journalistic integrity and the proper process while everyone else keeps their head down to avoid being laid off or actively games the system.
Source: The Last DJ -
It should be noted that by Objectivist standards, Wynand isn't making an actual sacrifice; he's exchanging what is a lesser value to him (money and newspapers) in order to gain a greater value to him (integrity to his values).
Source: Literature / The Fountainhead - He may be a nasty, sharp-tongued elitist whose main purpose in life is to mock and look down on his neighbors as a bunch of hillbillies, but he has a very, very fierce integrity to his values, a deep sense of duty, and doesn't take injustice from anybody. Ever.
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