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    Student name Professor Course Date The Importance of Being Earnest: Honesty vs. Lies “The Importance of Being Ernest” by Oscar Wilde was first played in 1895 at the St James’s Theatre in London. The major theme that the play revolves around is trivial notions that critical institutions like marriages are being shown. In other words, it was a satire of the Victorian ways. The play is a farcical comedy, and the protagonists of the play employ made-up personalities to escape their lives. The lies…

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    Since birth, one is told that honesty is the best policy, but it is only as one grows that the importance of this cliche reveals itself. In Fifteen Dogs by André Alexis and Despicable Me by Ken Daurio and Cinco Paul, the protagonists learn these life lessons spurred by the challenges they face. To begin, both of the protagonists live unhappily because they refuse to be honest their desires. Then, the protagonists accept and honestly pursue their desires. Finally, being honest about their desires…

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    “A good man or women will be honest no matter how painful the truth is. A coward hides behind lies and deceit” (Anonymous). It is true that with every decision one makes, at least two solutions will be presented, as explained in the quote above; honesty versus disgrace, in terms of the actions that may take place. Nathaniel Hawthorne spoke of the same matter in his work, The Scarlet Letter, as the man or women who communicated the beautiful words above did; both intended for all who read their…

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    One must eat bitter in order to taste sweet; this saying comes from the Chinese, and it has so much more meaning than simply eating. This saying can be interpreted several different ways, but what it means actually symbolizes the hard times endured in which this case is the ‘eating bitter’ part while as the tasting sweet represents the times in our life that are pure ecstasy. In Yua Hua’s novel To Live, the protagonist, Fugui, has encountered a numerous amount of hardships and through it all…

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    I Believe in Honesty Fear. Fear of getting in trouble. Fear of not knowing where he was. Fearful is the only word to describe the scenario. My mind is racing faster than my heart, I couldn't stay focused on one thought. All though there was one thought that continued to haunt my mind, the thought of “what is going on.” It was a standard night for a huge rival football game. After the lose of 31-35. I hung out with friends, as if it was any other friday night then go hangout with friends…

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    In Jonathen Wells Cosco connection debate “Is Honesty the Best Policy” (2014) claims that being sincere is a lot more preferable than telling any kind of lie.Wells purpose is to show people that they do not have to lie to spare ones feelings in order to prove that being sincere is a lot more preferable.When something is wrong people tend to not talk about it but to express it , this is a case where many people decide to tell a little lie.This is very common in a female: “Her body language is…

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    Honesty is the Best Quality Benvolio displays honesty throughout Romeo and Juliet, a tragedy written by William Shakespeare. For example, when Prince Escalus asks Benvolio what happened during the fight between Montague servingmen and Gregory and Samson (along with Tybalt), Benvolio shows his morality. He gives a complete and truthful answer to the prince. He states, “Here were the servants of your adversary,/ And yours, close fighting ere I did approach./ I drew to part them” (1.1.106-108).…

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    My personal Code of Ethics includes Respect, Honesty, Fairness and Caring. Some situations in life may be subjective, but what matters is making sure the result is fair for both parties. My mother always taught me what is right is right and wrong is wrong. Growing up U have found that determining my personal values has become more of a challenge since making the right decisions aren’t always easy to deal with. For me making the right decisions determine who I am, therefore leading me to not…

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    It is said that honesty is a virtue and that the truth will set you free. That may be true, but it doesn’t always lead to happiness and neither does a speeding ticket. At my age, there are many things teenagers don’t think about; politics, future, and consequence. Unfortunately, at the time, I only thought about politics and my future. Fortunately, now I think about all three to a greater degree. In many cases, teenagers think about how to live in the now, they drink and smoke – I do…

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    The research questions in honesty advertising The First point that is worth putting under analysis is whether the honest advertising can make company last longer. To give the distinct answer to this question, it is necessary to specify what is meant by the honest marketing. It is the abidance of the ethical principles, which advance the fairness and responsibility on the part of the media advertisers. To these unwritten norms belong the exact separation of the advertising from the news, direct…

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